Games are motion-picture, with a lens simulation in a game engine, it's exactly the same thing, just a lot more cleaver and much more complicated to make. And better in every way. Like........ just like .............. ahhhhhhh....... Your Mom.
The fact that I recognized a lot of these movies with split-second shots shows how iconic those movies really are! One of my favorites: the holster of Angel Eyes in "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly"
List of Films in Release Order with the name of the directors 1936 Charlie Chaplin Modern Times 1940 Ben Sharpsteen, Hamilton Luske Pinocchio 1941 Orson Welles Citzen Kane 1946 Alfred Hitchcock Notorious 1950 Billy Wilder Sunset Boulevard 1951 Hamilton Luske, Wilfred Jackson, Clyde Geronimi Alice in Wonderland 1952 Akira Kurosawa Ikiru 1954 Akira Kurosawa Seven Samurai 1954 Alfred Hitchcock Rear Window 1957 Akira Kurosawa Throne of Blood 1958 Alfred Hitchcock Vertigo 1960 Billy Wilder The Apartment 1960 Alfred Hitchcock Psycho 1960 Federico Fellini La Dolce Vita 1961 Akira Kurosawa Yojimbo 1962 David Lean Lawrence of Arabia 1963 Robert Wise The Haunting 1964 Stanley Kubrick Dr. Strangelove 1966 Sergio Leone The Good The Bad and The Ugly 1967 Jacques Tati Playtime 1968 Stanley Kubrick 2001: A Space Odyssey 1969 John Schlesinger Midnight Cowboy 1973 William Friedkin The Exorcist 1974 Roman Polanski Chinatown 1974 Francis Ford Coppola The Godfather Part II 1974 Tobe Hooper Texas Chainsaw Massacre 1975 Steven Spielberg Jaws 1977 David Lynch Eraserhead 1977 George Lucas Star Wars: A New Hope 1977 Dario Argento Suspiria 1978 George A. Romero Dawn of the Dead 1979 Andrei Tarkovsky Stalker 1979 Francis Ford Coppola Apocalypse Now 1980 Martin Scorsese Raging Bull 1980 Stanley Kubrick The Shining 1981 Steven Spielberg Raiders of the Lost Ark 1982 John Carpenter The Thing 1982 Ridley Scott Blade Runner 1982 Steven Spielberg ET 1984 Milos Forman Amadeus 1987 Paul Verhoeven Robocop 1988 John McTiernan Die Hard 1988 Hayao Miyazaki My Neighbor Totoro 1989 Ron Clements, John Musker The Little Mermaid 1989 Hayao Miyazaki Kiki's Delivery Service 1990 Martin Scorsese Goodfellas 1991 Gary Trousdale, Kirk Wise Beauty and the Beast 1992 Hayao Miyazaki Porco Rosso 1992 Ron Clements, John Musker Aladdin 1993 Takeshi Kitano Sonatine 1993 Steven Spielberg Jurassic Park 1993 Henry Selick The Nightmare Before Christmas 1994 Kevin Smith Clerks 1994 Roger Allers, Rob Minkoff The Lion King 1994 Quentin Tarantino Pulp Fiction 1995 David Fincher Se7en 1997 Takeshi Kitano Fireworks 1997 Quentin Tarantino Jackie Brown 1998 Peter Weir The Truman Show 1998 Joel Coen The Big Lebowski 1999 Stanley Kubrick Eyes Wide Shut 1999 John Lasseter Toy Story 2 2000 Cameron Crowe Almost Famous 2001 Pete Docter Monster's Inc. 2001 David Lynch Mulholland Dr. 2001 Peter Jackson Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring 2001 Hayao Miyazaki Spirited Away 2002 Chris Sanders, Dean DeBlois Lilo & Stitch 2002 Sam Raimi Spider-Man 2003 Quentin Tarantino Kill Bill Vol 1 2003 Lilly Wachowski, Lana Wachowski The Matrix Reloaded 2003 Andrew Stanton Finding Nemo 2004 Brad Bird The Incredibles 2004 Hayao Miyazaki Howl's Moving Castle 2004 Jared Hess Napoleon Dynamite 2006 Martin Campbell Casino Royale 2006 Jonathan Dayton, Valeria Faris Little Miss Sunshine 2007 Edgar Wright Hot Fuzz 2007 Brad Bird Ratatouille 2007 David Fincher Zodiac 2008 Andrew Stanton Wall-E 2008 Hayao Miyazaki Ponyo 2009 Pete Docter Up 2010 Christopher Nolan Inception 2010 David Yates Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 2010 David Fincher The Social Network 2011 Michel Hazanavicius The Artist 2012 Quentin Tarantino Django Unchained 2014 David Robert Mitchell It Follows 2014 Damien Chazelle Whiplash 2014 Dan Gilroy Nightcrawler 2015 George Miller Mad Max: Fury Road 2016 Damien Chazelle La La Land 2017 Paul Thomas Anderson Phantom Thread 2017 Paul King Paddington 2 2017 Sean Baker The Florida Project 2019 Robert Eggers The Lighthouse 2019 Quentin Tarantino Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood 2019 Bong Joon-ho Parasite 2020 Charlie Kaufman I’m Thinking of Ending Things
It's a testament to how visually cohesive and iconic each of these films by the fact that I was able to recognise most of them from just a single shot. This is a fantastic list!
Not just that, it also shows how much Dunkey actually knows about cinema. I think it would be easy to pick a non-iconic shot from most of these and make the whole thing way less recognizable. You need to really have internalized these films to pick out the best 0.3 seconds you can each time.
I would watch a review on every single one of these movies. Dunkey, I know it’s a passion that you might not want to turn into a job, but if you wanted to make a serious film review channel in the format of the reviews you do on movies in here, I and so many others would love that.
@MadMikesChannel there's like one reviewer other than dunkey who has the same passion and knows about movies, Chris. He's had bad reviews but at least for me most of the time he puts to words what i feel about a movie , without spoiling anything.
0:00 The Artist 2011 0:06 Clerks 0:07 Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb 1964 0:15 La La Land 0:21 Eyes Wide Shut 0:22 Inception 0:26 Rear Window 0:32 Amadeus 0:36 Stalker (it made me smile to see Tarkovsky in there) 0:43 Seven 0:45 The Social Network 0:52 Big Lebowski
Can we just appreciate how well some of these edits fit next to each other? Like the wind from 0:03 to 0:04, the desert from 0:10 to 0:12, the burning wrecks from 0:14 to 0:15, the stars from 0:15 to 0:16, the flying from 0:16 to 0:19, etc. Bunch others I'm not mentioning but almost every shot is followed by one with a similar setting.
Yeah and even though he obviously planned it like this it still doesn’t feel forced because they’re all actually really good movies. Wonder how many hours it took to make this 1 minute video just because of these meticulous details. Dunkey always puts in that extra effort, even when it’s completely unnecessary, even to this day when he’s so far into his UAclips career. No one quite like him.
At first I thought my audio was bugged out, but then I remembered that Dunkey is a master of silent films. Effortlessly conveying a message with the painstakingly minute effort put into every 1.33 second clip
@Scott Mccoppin honestly looking back on it i have no idea how i fucked up my math that bad but i think it has to do with how many 3’s i had floating around my brain in a not-so sober state
The fact that dunkey is able to put out another masterpiece less than a month after the magnum opus that was "Donkey Kong December" proves that he truly is the best youtube
imagine watching a hundred movies, finding the most recognizable part, removing the sound and editing it all to fit in one minute. dunkey has done it again. this may as well be, the greatest video made on youtube.
You're probably not going to read this, but I'm very happy that you actually went on to see all Kurosawa's movies outside of the more famous Samurai/Edo Period movies, I have huge respect for people that actually go research stuff and try to appreciate old movies that aren't mentioned much nowadays, like Lawrence of Arabia, huge blockbuster at the time and probably one of the best movies ever made, yet most people don't even know it nowadays. Good job Dunkey, keep being amazing.
Dunk resisting the temptation to yell "ME AND YOU" when Green Goblin flashed up on the screen will be remembered as one of the great acts of will of the modern era.
Love the abundance of Disney movies. Too many people hate the company because of recent stuff, but so many of their animated movies, all the way back to 1937, are masterpieces.
Magnificent. You were able to pick some of the most memorable moments from the greatest and most iconic films of all time that allowed you to identify said movies within milliseconds. Showcasing of lifetime of memories and unforgettable moments. The amount of nostalgia I felt was overwhelming.
dunkler my boy, your videos discussing cinema are always special & are the vids i find myself revisiting the most. please continue to make them, your passion always shines through
I really appreciate how you not only focus on the games and titles of today, but have a true love of the history of media and how we got here. This list is of films (especially the classic titles) are really quintessential to understanding how stories are told today. They are all incredible picks.
Dunkey is not only one of UAclips best critics/reviewers (not joking): he also has an impeccable taste when it comes to movies. Please, watch those titles he recommends: each one of them is an example of great cinema.
loved the sound design on this one dunkey, the music clashed with your voice, creating a storm of audio cues that left me fascinated. I felt as if my mind was drowning in stimuli, as the sound effects of the movie played in the background. Layers upon layers of audio, however none of them meshed together. All distinct, all clear in your mind, right when you expected silence. There it was. Like divine intervention. The sound of dunkey’s voice. thank you for this masterpiece of mixing dunkey. Thank you so much. i have deleted all my music streaming software, from now on I will only listen to this video. I guess they were lying when they said nothing is perfect edit: I listened to this video for the tenth time now, im lost. I know there is deeper meaning behind this. This video, I can feel it, the audio screams inside of me, there has to be more. The beautiful sounds are a facade. A sort of red herring, to hide the true meaning. A lie. It is not a video at all. And these sounds aren’t sounds, just because it has adopted a video to relay itself does not mean that it is a video. I cannot explain this in full but; this video is just an instance, a moment in the works of god, of dunkey. before you continue reading, please consider watching this video again. the title, top 100 movie recommendations in 1 minute. To really dig deep into this, I need to think of one thing, you need to think of one thing. The main thing found in the title that is. what is time. A minute, what identifies a minute. to say that 60 seconds is a minute, would be a lie. Time is relative, time can change with gravity, perhaps we all perceive time differently. What may feel like a minute to you, may be an hour to dunkey. This man dunkey, how long was this for him, a minute. How long was it for you a minute. But there will always be a gap between minds. I think this explains the pure nature and excellence of this video. As to why the layers of audio flow so well. Could you imagine, the symphonies of Mozart, an hour of them. Shrunk to a minute? A bird’s song; the song of a bird trying to find the love of his life. Shrunk to a minute. Impossible as it may seem, I feel this is what dunkey has done. This video also delves into the depths of dunkey’s mind. One. Hundred. Movies. The tears, the laughs, and the joy dunkey has felt from these movies, is bestowed upon us. The undeserving listeners. We have only this video as a peek into his mind. This video is not only a commentary on time and space, but the inner workings of man. The mind is something greater however, greater than I gave it credit for at first glance. Dunkey is sending us a message, the mind is something greater, guys don’t you see. Have you ever thought about it, dunkey has thought about it. To create this he has had to think about something. And that in itself. The concept of an idea, an idea is immortal. Will dunkey live forever, because his thoughts live forever? By showing this video to us, by letting us listen to these ample recordings he has immortalized himself and this video. And immortality lasts beyond space and time, an idea, will last longer than the universe. Humanity will continue on, and push to heights one cannot imagine at this very moment, we’ll explore and Inhabit space. And as people come and go, be born and die, their thoughts will last forever. And in dunkey’s video and his beautiful video, his idea will still be here. Even if earth gets destroyed as long as a speck of humanity is left they will carry with them a record. But ideas are only idea, life may not be what we think. Life is only what you live, but the real life is only what there is in your imagination. And as dunkey fills my imagination with this wonderful audio I can only think, I know that my children’s children’s children, will see this video. They will listen to these noises. They will see this video. And just like me, experience for the first time in their lives. True perfection. 3/10 video I didn’t see the garfield movie in there, cmon dunkey, you know the garfield movie is one of the best.
Man, I wish Dunkey would make more movie videos. They're always so beautifully made and you can tell he has a deep passion for cinema. Super Donkey Kong Shake was better.
Dunks, my boy. You clearly have a fondness for films and cinema. I think I speak for all of us when I say that some solid movie content is a bit of an untapped goldmine for your channel. Personally I've always thought what the movie scene on UAclips was missing were some genuine strand type commentaires and dunkviews from UAclips's premiere musical show host/rapper.
SO glad to see Nightcrawler (2014) on this list at 0:49. My favorite film of all time that gets better with every rewatch and one of the best performances of Jake Gyllenhaal's entire career, hands down.
So glad to see dunkey showing recommendations! This man really knows whats important in art, im always impressed by his choices. Good work man!!!! Its a great content thats still underappreciated compared for what it have to offer.
100 Movie Recommendations AND a minute of silence to honor our fallen Comrades ALL in just one video! That is that Dunkey efficiency that we all know and love
Every movie a classic in it's own right. The flowing scenes and the raw unedited silence tell a somber tale of someone who wishes that they could gush about each of these movies for hours and hours on end, yet cannot because they only have 1 minute to recommend all 100 Movies. It may not be the greatest video ever released in the history of youtube, but I'll be damned if anyone tries to say that this video isn't an instant classic.
This video was actually recorded before Donkey Kong December, so it was already sent off to the higher ups before Super Donkey Kong Shake’s theatrical release.
some people might not see the artistic brilliance in this. yet again, a purely genuine, bonafide MASTAH-PEACE even without spaghetti and meatballs. how does he do it. the world may never know
I want you to do more Movie reviews Dunkey, I always enjoy them when you upload them. Would love to hear your interpretation on the lighthouse as you included it here
Dunkey's uploads used to be fairly predictable, now he just uploads whatever the heck he feels like making that day and everyone just has to deal with it. Not that I'm complaining, it's amazing.
Super surprised with all the Miyazaki stuff. He got almost all classic Studio Ghibli stuff on her. I remember one time, it might’ve been in Dunkey’s “The Sad Year” video -where he mentions all the great games he played in 2016- and when talking about Persona 5 he says something to the likes of, “I don’t watch anime, unless it’s made by this guy,” referring to a picture of Miyazaki. I didn’t really expect hem on this list considering he made videos on the “The Shining” and “Playtime”.
No. it was his Game Critics Part 1 video where he said that. and yeah. He said "Unless we're talking this guy (Miyazaki), you need to get this BS out of my face. But the only thing I hate more than Anime is turn based combat." I don't ever judge people with that criticism. Turn based combat systems can be annoying when they're either under or over engineered and the random encounter systems in older ROGS was awful.
I'm currently in a film analysis course and have seen multiple films listed in this video now that I hadn't when it was first published. What I'm saying is Dunkey clearly influenced my class.
@Chance Battenberg He doesn't really have exquisitely good taste in "videos" due to him mostly leaving a comment then moving to the next comment section.
Just how happy it makes me to know Dunkey watches movies and isn't chained to the streaming chair is all I need to get from these "proof of life" videos.
How can someone produce such serious quality content and at the same time some of the funniest content on this platform it’s sometimes hard to believe it’s one guy with his own editing
I really wish he would show his serious side and show affection for cinema. I appreciate every facet of him but i want to see more of this interest of his
i have just finished watching all 100 movies, i can confirm, they are undoubtedly the best 100 movies to ever exist, thank you dunkey for your great recommendation
0:00 The Artist 0:03 Modern Times 0:03 Citizen Kane 0:04 Seven Samurai 0:11 Star Wars 0:12 It Follows 0:13 Die Hard 0:14 The Thing 0:15 Wall•E 0:16 La La Land 0:17 The Incredibles 0:17 Jurassic Park 0:17 The Lion King 0:18 Up 0:19 Monsters Inc. 0:20 The Exorcist 0:20 Eyes Wide Shut 0:21 Inception 0:22 Ponyo 0:23 Porco Rosso 0:25 Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban 0:27 Playtime 0:28 Raiders of the Lost Ark 0:29 Alice in Wonderland 0:29 Lilo & Stitch 0:30 The Little Mermaid 0:34 Toy Story 2 0:36 Mad Max Fury Road 0:37 The Matrix Reloaded 0:38 Dawn of the Dead 0:38 Hot Fuzz 0:39 Ratatouille 0:40 Casino Royale 0:41 The Lord of the Rings the Two Towers 0:42 Spiderman 0:42 Fight Club 0:42 Vertigo 0:43 Zodiac 0:43 Se7en 0:44 Parasites 0:45 The Social Network 0:45 My Neighbor Totoro 0:47 Whiplash 0:48 Kiki's Delivery Service 0:49 Little Miss Sunshine 0:49 Nightcrawler 0:51 The Shining 0:54 Spirited Away 0:54 Aladdin 0:54 E.T. 0:55 The Nightmare Before Christmas 0:56 Goodfellas 0:56 Beauty and the Beast 0:57 Finding Nemo 0:57 Pulp Fiction 0:58 2001 A Space Odyssey
Very often, I watch videos at 2x. Dunkey legit made me watch at .25x. Truly a master of the art of UAclips, only Dunkey would make me slow down and appreciate life like this. Thank you, Dunkey.
*THE COMPLETE LIST* 01. Throne of Blood (1957) 02. The Artist (2011) 03. Sunset Boulevard (1950) 04. Ikiru (1952) 05. Seven Samurai (1954) 06. Modern Times (1936) 07. Citizen Kane (1941) 08. Yojimbo (1961) 09. The Apartment (1960) 10. Raging Bull (1980) 11. Clerks (1994) 12. Eraserhead (1977) 13. Dr. Strangelove (1964) 14. Psycho (1960) 15. The Lighthouse (2019) 16. Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003) 17. La Dolce Vita (1960) 18. The Haunting (1963) 19. Lawrence of Arabia (1962) 20. Star Wars (1977) 21. Midnight Cowboy (1969) 22. Robocop (1987) 23. It Follows (2014) 24. Die Hard (1988) 25. Sonatine (1993) 26. The Thing (1982) 27. WALL-E (2008) 28. La La Land (2016) 29. The Incredibles (2004) 30. Jurassic Park (1993) 31. The Lion King (1994) 32. Up (2009) 33. Monsters, Inc. (2001) 34. Hana-bi (1997) 35. The Exorcist (1973) 36. Eyes Wide Shut (1999) 37. Phantom Thread (2017) 38. Inception 2010 39. Ponyo (2008) 40. Porco Rosso (1992) 41. Noriko's Dinner Table (2005) 42. I'm Thinking of Ending Things (2020) 43. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004) 44. Almost Famous (2000) 45. Chinatown (1974) 46. Rear Window (1954) 47. Playtime (1967) 48. The Godfather Part II (1974) 49. Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) 50. Alice in Wonderland (1951) 51. Lilo and Stitch (2002) 52. The Little Mermaid (1989) 53. Suspiria (1977) 54. Mulholland Drive (2001) 55. Amadeus (1984) 56. Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood (2019) 57. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) 58. Toy Story 2 (1999) 59. Django Unchained (2012) 60. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) 61. Mad Max Fury Road (2015) 62. Stalker (1979) 63. The Matrix Reloaded (2003) 64. Dawn of the Dead (1978) 65. Hot Fuzz (2007) 66. Paddington 2 (2017) 67. Ratatouille (2007) 68. Casino Royale (2006) 69. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001) 70. Spider-Man (2002) 71. Blade Runner (1982) 72. Vertigo (1958) 73. Zodiac (2007) 74. Se7en (1995) 75. Parasite (2019) 76. The Social Network (2010) 77. My Neighbor Totoro (1988) 78. Jackie Brown (1997) 79. Apocalypse Now (1979) 80. Whiplash (2014) 81. The Florida Project (2017) 82. Kiki’s Delivery Service (1989) 83. Little Miss Sunshine (2006) 84. Nightcrawler (2014) 85. Howl’s Moving Castle (2004) 86. The Shining (1980) 87. The Truman Show (1998) 88. Pinocchio (1940) 89. The Big Lebowski (1998) 90. Napoleon Dynamite (2004) 91. Spirited Away (2001) 92. Aladdin (1992) 93. E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982) 94. The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) 95. Goodfellas (1990) 96. Beauty and the Beast (1991) 97. Finding Nemo (2003) 98. Pulp Fiction (1994) 99. 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) 100. [Used for many RKO Radio Pictures movies] (1935-onward) ... ex. Alice Adams (1935), Swing Time (1936), Bringing Up Baby (1938) I got a lot of these from others in the comments so I can't take full credit for this. If you see any errors let me know! Hopefully I got the dates correct.
I don't think #41 at 00:24 is Beauty and the Beast, since it's already on there at #96, plus it looks like a live-action shot Edit: Other lists have it as Noriko's Dinner Table (2005)
@DasVERMiT For sure. I'm also noticing some people say #63 is The Shape of Water while others say its The Matrix Reloaded. I've no idea since I've seen neither
00:1400:19 Yes, yes, YES for Sonatine and Hana-bi shout-outs. Takeshi Kitano has long been one of my favorite filmmakers, and those two films are his masterpieces. Phenomenal compilation of films here.
So I saw the thumbnail and immidiately saved to watch later thinking it'd be a funny video for later. Now that I've seen it, it will now be an ongoing mission of mine to watch the Dunkey 100. Thanks Dunk. For constantly suprising me with your content.
This video is a literal work of art it's literally a statement from Donkey himself it literally shows the evolution of Art in movies and the deeper meaning within life Jesus loves you guys and God bless
Here is what I believe to be all the movies shown (I have gone with the consensus where I'm not 100% sure myself). There's still a question hanging over 41 and 100 which dunkey probably just put in to mess with everyone anyway. Comment below if I've messed anything up or you're sure about those 41 or 100, thanks. 1. Throne of Blood 2. The Artist 3. Sunset Boulevard 4. Ikiru 5. Seven Samurai 6. Modern Times 7. Citizen Kane 8. Yojimbo 9. The Apartment 10. Raging Bull 11. Clerks 12. Eraserhead 13. Dr. Strangelove 14. Psycho 15. The Lighthouse 16. Kill Bill: Vol. 1 17. La Dolce Vita 18. The Haunting 19. Lawrence of Arabia 20. Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope 21. Midnight Cowboy 22. Robocop 23. It Follows 24. Die Hard 25. Sonatine 26. The Thing 27. WALL·E 28. La La Land 29. The Incredibles 30. Jurassic Park 31. The Lion King 32. Up 33. Monsters Inc. 34. Fireworks 35. The Exorcist 36. Eyes Wide Shut 37. Phantom Thread 38. Inception 39. Ponyo 40. Porco Rosso 41. Jaws (Maybe?) 42. I'm Thinking of Ending Things 43. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban 44. Almost Famous 45. Blow-Up 46. Rear Window 47. Playtime 48. Godfather Part II 49. Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark 50. Alice in Wonderland 51. Lilo & Stitch 52. The Little Mermaid 53. Suspiria 54. Mulholland Dr. 55. Amadeus 56. Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood 57. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly 58. Toy Story 2 59. Django Unchained 60. Texas Chainsaw Massacre 61. Mad Max: Fury Road 62. Stalker 63. The Matrix Reloaded 64. Dawn of the Dead 65. Hot Fuzz 66. Paddington 2 67. Ratatouille 68. Casino Royale 69. Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring 70. Spider-Man 71. Blade Runner 72. Vertigo 73. Zodiac 74. Se7en 75. Parasite 76. The Social Network 77. My Neighbor Totoro 78. Jackie Brown 79. Apocalypse Now 80. Whiplash 81. The Florida Project 82. Kiki’s Delivery Service 83. Little Miss Sunshine 84. Nightcrawler 85. Howl’s Moving Castle 86. The Shining 87. The Truman Show 88. Pinocchio 89. The Big Lebowski 90. Napoleon Dynamite 91. Spirited Away 92. Aladdin 93. E.T. 94. The Nightmare Before Christmas 95. Goodfellas 96. Beauty and the Beast 97. Finding Nemo 98. Pulp Fiction 99. 2001: A Space Odyssey 100. ?
So many great movies. Honestly, no joke comment today, this is a beautiful list of movies. I've already watched a few of them but I need to try them all out sometime.
film school is basically "watch these movies, learn how to make film, and make connections with people who will be in the industry", except streaming services and youtube exist, so the only difficult thing without film school is the friend/connections part of the equation, but at least you aren't throwing away insane amounts of money you may not make a return on.
A sincere hope that Dunkey starts to ghostwrites cinema/film content and posts it on a separate channel A similarly sincere hope that Dunkey himself starts making more cinema/film content in a format that is allowed to differ from his usual A slightly different but skung hope that Dunkey becomes cinema
I went into this video expecting a joke but this is legitimately a phenomenal list of films. All of these films are made by some of the greatest directors of all time and each are a top contender in their respective genres of film. Dunkey is a true connoisseur of cinema.
It is a joke because these are recommendations and you can only know what they are if you have actually seen them before... or if someone else translates the list for you.
Dear dunk, I'm very curious to know your opinion about the difference between game and movies as medium of expression and art, which one do you prefer for when? I generally prefer movies, but not theme park movies.
I love this, but I’m really starting to worry that we just aren’t getting a best of 2021 vid and that’s a bummer. Those are usually my favorite dunk vids
I wish someone took the time to list all of the films shown. I recognised at least a dozen of them, but I'd love to have a comprehensive list to add them to my watchlist.
I like it when Dunkey posts about cinema. It's clearly something he adores, even if his channel isn't structured around it
You really mean to tell me he likes movies?
This is Cinema
He could make a third channel: Moviedunkey
He used to be pretty big into reviewing movies on one of those review sites
Games are motion-picture, with a lens simulation in a game engine, it's exactly the same thing, just a lot more cleaver and much more complicated to make. And better in every way. Like........ just like .............. ahhhhhhh....... Your Mom.
This is why I love Dunkey man, such a moving piece. The no audio really makes the viewer feel like batman.
Nah it really makes you feel like Makkari
very original
This video clearly has the exaggerated swagger of a black teen
Ooh no.. This made me laugh way harder than it should.
The fact that I recognized a lot of these movies with split-second shots shows how iconic those movies really are!
One of my favorites: the holster of Angel Eyes in "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly"
My favorite movie of all time
Best nick name ever
Is Angel Eyes Lee Van Cleef?
I thought Clint was called Blondie in that movie?
@Scott Mccoppin yeah
It really doesn't
List of Films in Release Order with the name of the directors
1936 Charlie Chaplin Modern Times
1940 Ben Sharpsteen, Hamilton Luske Pinocchio
1941 Orson Welles Citzen Kane
1946 Alfred Hitchcock Notorious
1950 Billy Wilder Sunset Boulevard
1951 Hamilton Luske, Wilfred Jackson, Clyde Geronimi Alice in Wonderland
1952 Akira Kurosawa Ikiru
1954 Akira Kurosawa Seven Samurai
1954 Alfred Hitchcock Rear Window
1957 Akira Kurosawa Throne of Blood
1958 Alfred Hitchcock Vertigo
1960 Billy Wilder The Apartment
1960 Alfred Hitchcock Psycho
1960 Federico Fellini La Dolce Vita
1961 Akira Kurosawa Yojimbo
1962 David Lean Lawrence of Arabia
1963 Robert Wise The Haunting
1964 Stanley Kubrick Dr. Strangelove
1966 Sergio Leone The Good The Bad and The Ugly
1967 Jacques Tati Playtime
1968 Stanley Kubrick 2001: A Space Odyssey
1969 John Schlesinger Midnight Cowboy
1973 William Friedkin The Exorcist
1974 Roman Polanski Chinatown
1974 Francis Ford Coppola The Godfather Part II
1974 Tobe Hooper Texas Chainsaw Massacre
1975 Steven Spielberg Jaws
1977 David Lynch Eraserhead
1977 George Lucas Star Wars: A New Hope
1977 Dario Argento Suspiria
1978 George A. Romero Dawn of the Dead
1979 Andrei Tarkovsky Stalker
1979 Francis Ford Coppola Apocalypse Now
1980 Martin Scorsese Raging Bull
1980 Stanley Kubrick The Shining
1981 Steven Spielberg Raiders of the Lost Ark
1982 John Carpenter The Thing
1982 Ridley Scott Blade Runner
1982 Steven Spielberg ET
1984 Milos Forman Amadeus
1987 Paul Verhoeven Robocop
1988 John McTiernan Die Hard
1988 Hayao Miyazaki My Neighbor Totoro
1989 Ron Clements, John Musker The Little Mermaid
1989 Hayao Miyazaki Kiki's Delivery Service
1990 Martin Scorsese Goodfellas
1991 Gary Trousdale, Kirk Wise Beauty and the Beast
1992 Hayao Miyazaki Porco Rosso
1992 Ron Clements, John Musker Aladdin
1993 Takeshi Kitano Sonatine
1993 Steven Spielberg Jurassic Park
1993 Henry Selick The Nightmare Before Christmas
1994 Kevin Smith Clerks
1994 Roger Allers, Rob Minkoff The Lion King
1994 Quentin Tarantino Pulp Fiction
1995 David Fincher Se7en
1997 Takeshi Kitano Fireworks
1997 Quentin Tarantino Jackie Brown
1998 Peter Weir The Truman Show
1998 Joel Coen The Big Lebowski
1999 Stanley Kubrick Eyes Wide Shut
1999 John Lasseter Toy Story 2
2000 Cameron Crowe Almost Famous
2001 Pete Docter Monster's Inc.
2001 David Lynch Mulholland Dr.
2001 Peter Jackson Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring
2001 Hayao Miyazaki Spirited Away
2002 Chris Sanders, Dean DeBlois Lilo & Stitch
2002 Sam Raimi Spider-Man
2003 Quentin Tarantino Kill Bill Vol 1
2003 Lilly Wachowski, Lana Wachowski The Matrix Reloaded
2003 Andrew Stanton Finding Nemo
2004 Brad Bird The Incredibles
2004 Hayao Miyazaki Howl's Moving Castle
2004 Jared Hess Napoleon Dynamite
2006 Martin Campbell Casino Royale
2006 Jonathan Dayton, Valeria Faris Little Miss Sunshine
2007 Edgar Wright Hot Fuzz
2007 Brad Bird Ratatouille
2007 David Fincher Zodiac
2008 Andrew Stanton Wall-E
2008 Hayao Miyazaki Ponyo
2009 Pete Docter Up
2010 Christopher Nolan Inception
2010 David Yates Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2
2010 David Fincher The Social Network
2011 Michel Hazanavicius The Artist
2012 Quentin Tarantino Django Unchained
2014 David Robert Mitchell It Follows
2014 Damien Chazelle Whiplash
2014 Dan Gilroy Nightcrawler
2015 George Miller Mad Max: Fury Road
2016 Damien Chazelle La La Land
2017 Paul Thomas Anderson Phantom Thread
2017 Paul King Paddington 2
2017 Sean Baker The Florida Project
2019 Robert Eggers The Lighthouse
2019 Quentin Tarantino Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood
2019 Bong Joon-ho Parasite
2020 Charlie Kaufman I’m Thinking of Ending Things
holy shit
Fantastic work
you are an absolute legend!
Absolute madlad king
I would recommend him Tokyo Story by Yazijiro Ozu, for 1953...
It's a testament to how visually cohesive and iconic each of these films by the fact that I was able to recognise most of them from just a single shot. This is a fantastic list!
Not just that, it also shows how much Dunkey actually knows about cinema. I think it would be easy to pick a non-iconic shot from most of these and make the whole thing way less recognizable. You need to really have internalized these films to pick out the best 0.3 seconds you can each time.
you stole my pfp
I would watch a review on every single one of these movies. Dunkey, I know it’s a passion that you might not want to turn into a job, but if you wanted to make a serious film review channel in the format of the reviews you do on movies in here, I and so many others would love that.
He's far better at it than other UAclipsrs I've seen do reviews. I'd love to see more reviews as well.
I dont think he needs another channel, he can just make them here
@MadMikesChannel there's like one reviewer other than dunkey who has the same passion and knows about movies, Chris. He's had bad reviews but at least for me most of the time he puts to words what i feel about a movie , without spoiling anything.
Dunkey on RedLetterMedia when?
You should watch his Spiderman 3 review
Timestamps, thanks to everyone in the comments who helped:
1 - 0:00 Throne of Blood (1957)
2 - 0:00 The Artist (2011)
3 - 0:01 Sunset Boulevard (1950)
4 - 0:01 Ikiru (1952)
5 - 0:02 Seven Samurai (1954)
6 - 0:03 Modern Times (1936)
7 - 0:03 Citzen Kane (1941)
8 - 0:04 Yojimbo (1961)
9 - 0:04 The Apartment (1960)
10 - 0:05 Raging Bull (1980)
11 - 0:05 Clerks (1994)
12 - 0:06 Eraserhead
13 - 0:07 Dr. Strangelove
14 - 0:07 Psycho
15 - 0:08 The Lighthouse
16 - 0:08 Kill Bill Vol 1
17 - 0:09 La Dolce Vita
18 - 0:10 The Haunting (1963)
19 - 0:11 Lawrence of Arabia
20 - 0:11 Star Wars: A New Hope
21 - 0:12 Midnight Cowboy
22 - 0:12 Robocop
23 - 0:13 It Follows
24 - 0:13 Die Hard
25 - 0:14 Sonatine (1993)
26 - 0:15 The Thing (1982)
27 - 0:15 Wall-E
28 - 0:16 La La Land
29 - 0:16 The Incredibles
30 - 0:17 Jurassic Park
31 - 0:18 The Lion King
32 - 0:18 Up
33 - 0:19 Monster's Inc.
34 - 0:19 Hana-Bi
35 - 0:20 The Exorcist 1973
36 - 0:21 Eyes Wide Shut
37 - 0:21 Phantom Thread
38 - 0:22 Inception
39 - 0:22 Ponyo
40 - 0:23 Porco Rosso
41 - 0:23 Jaws (1975)
42 - 0:24 I’m thinking of ending things
43 - 0:25 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (2011)
44 - 0:26 Almost Famous
45 - 0:26 Chinatown
46 - 0:27 Rear Window
47 - 0:27 Playtime
48 - 0:28 The Godfather Part II
49 - 0:28 Raiders of the Lost Ark
50 - 0:29 Alice in Wonderland (1951)
51 - 0:29 Lilo & Stitch
52 - 0:30 The Little Mermaid
53 - 0:31 Suspiria (1977)
54 - 0:32 Mulholland Dr.
55 - 0:32 Amadeus
56 - 0:33 Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood
57 - 0:34 The Good The Bad and The Ugly (1966)
58 - 0:34 Toy Story 2
59 - 0:35 Django Unchained
60 - 0:35 Texas Chainsaw Massacre
61 - 0:36 Mad Max: Fury Road
62 - 0:37 Stalker (1979)
63 - 0:37 The Matrix Reloaded (2003)
64 - 0:38 Dawn of the Dead (1978)
65 - 0:38 Hot Fuzz
66 - 0:39 Paddington 2
67 - 0:40 Ratatouille (2007)
68 - 0:40 Casino Royale
69 - 0:41 Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring 2001
70 - 0:42 Spider-Man (2002)
71 - 0:42 Blade Runner
72 - 0:42 Vertigo
73 - 0:43 Zodiac 2007
74 - 0:44 Se7en
75 - 0:44 Parasite 2019
76 - 0:45 The Social Network
77 - 0:45 My Neighbour Totoro
78 - 0:46 Jackie Brown
79 - 0:46 Apocalypse Now
80 - 0:47 Whiplash 2014
81 - 0:48 The Florida Project
82 - 0:48 Kiki's Delivery Service 1989
83 - 0:49 Little Miss Sunshine
84 - 0:49 Nightcrawler 2014
85 - 0:50 Howl's Moving Castle
86 - 0:50 The Shining 1980
87 - 0:51 The Truman Show
88 - 0:52 Pinocchio (1940)
89 - 0:52 The Big Lebowski
90 - 0:53 Napoleon Dynamite 2004
91 - 0:53 Spirited Away
92 - 0:54 Aladdin 1992
93 - 0:55 ET
94 - 0:55 Nightmare before Christmas
95 - 0:56 Goodfellas
96 - 0:56 Beauty and the Beast 1991
97 - 0:57 Finding Nemo
98 - 0:57 Pulp Fiction
99 - 0:58 2001 A space Odyssey
100 - 0:59 Some RKO movie, but probably Notorious (1946)
You're doing god's work
1 - ?
2 - ?
3 - Sunset Boulevard
4 - ?
5 - ?
6 - Modern Times
7 - Citizen Kane
8 - Yojimbo (I think)
9 - The Apartment
10 - Raging Bull
11 - Clerks
12 - Eraserhead
13 - Dr. Strangelove
14 - Psycho
15 - ?
16 - ?
17 - ?
18 - The Haunting (1963)
19 - Lawrence of Arabia
20 - ?
21 - Midnight Cowboy
22 - Robocop
23 - It Follows
24 - ?
25 - ?
26 - The Thing
27 - Wall-E
28 - La La Land
29 - The Incredibles
30 - Jurassic Park
31 - The Lion King (I think)
32 - Up
33 - Monster’s Inc.
34 - ?
35 - The Exorcist
36 - Eye’s Wide Shut
37 - ?
38 - Inception
39 - Ponyo
40 - Porco Rosso (I think)
41 - ?
42 - I’m thinking of ending things
43 - Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (I think)
44 - ?
45 - Blow-Up
46 - Rear Window
47 - Playtime
48 - ?
49 - Raiders of the Lost Ark
50 - Alice in Wonderland (1951)
51 - Lilo & Stitch
52 - The Little Mermaid
53 - ?
54 - Mulholland Dr.
55 - ?
56 - ?
57 - ?
58 - Toy Story 2
59 - ?
60 - Texas Chainsaw Massacre
61 - Mad Max: Fury Road
62 - Stalker
63 - ?
64 - Dawn of the Dead (1978)
65 - Hot Fuzz
66 - ?
67 - Ratatouille
68 - ?
69 - ?
70 - Spider-Man (2002)
71 - Blade Runner
72 - Vertigo
73 - Zodiac
74 - Se7en
75 - Parasite
76 - The Social Network
77 - ?
78 - Jackie Brown
79 - Apocalypse Now
80 - Whiplash
81 - The Florida Project
82 - Kiki’s Delivery Service
83 - Little Miss Sunshine
84 - Nightcrawler
85 - ?
86 - The Shining
87 - The Truman Show
88 - Pinocchio (1940)
89 - The Big Lebowski
90 - Napolean Dynamite
91 - Spirited Away
92 - Aladdin (1992)
93 - E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
94 - The Nightmare Before Christmas
95 - Goodfellas
96 - Beauty and the Beast (1991)
97 - Finding Nemo
98 - Pulp Fiction
99 - 2001: A Space Odyssey
100 - ?
0:00 The Artist 2011
0:06 Clerks
0:07 Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb 1964
0:15 La La Land
0:21 Eyes Wide Shut
0:22 Inception
0:26 Rear Window
0:32 Amadeus
0:36 Stalker (it made me smile to see Tarkovsky in there)
0:43 Seven
0:45 The Social Network
0:52 Big Lebowski
Let's keep this list going
@kuni 5 is seven samurai
also you’re correct 8 is Yojimbo
Absolutely love how you edited and arranged this so the scenes flow cohesively in both visual and thematic ways. Well done, donkey-boi.
They don't, I mean really
@Unlucky Dube these are just really satisfying scenes to look at idk why
Can we just appreciate how well some of these edits fit next to each other? Like the wind from 0:03 to 0:04, the desert from 0:10 to 0:12, the burning wrecks from 0:14 to 0:15, the stars from 0:15 to 0:16, the flying from 0:16 to 0:19, etc. Bunch others I'm not mentioning but almost every shot is followed by one with a similar setting.
Yeah and even though he obviously planned it like this it still doesn’t feel forced because they’re all actually really good movies. Wonder how many hours it took to make this 1 minute video just because of these meticulous details. Dunkey always puts in that extra effort, even when it’s completely unnecessary, even to this day when he’s so far into his UAclips career. No one quite like him.
At first I thought my audio was bugged out, but then I remembered that Dunkey is a master of silent films. Effortlessly conveying a message with the painstakingly minute effort put into every 1.33 second clip
Might want to check your math
@Scott Mccoppin eh, i did it in my head for the joke. i was stoned and somehow thought
1/3 of 60 = 30 and that 60 + 30 = 100. don’t do drugs, kids
@Scott Mccoppin honestly looking back on it i have no idea how i fucked up my math that bad but i think it has to do with how many 3’s i had floating around my brain in a not-so sober state
I do appreciate all of the Hayao Miyazaki love. More people need to fully understand how unbelievable he is as a film maker.
His body of work is remarkably consistent in its high quality
Thank you Dunkey for making all of these movies for us to watch. I love all of them :)
The fact that dunkey is able to put out another masterpiece less than a month after the magnum opus that was "Donkey Kong December" proves that he truly is the best youtube
just imagine what kind of youtube he would be if he had not edited this all with a steering wheel
imagine how good of a youtube he would be if he had an r
And with no dislikes truly a visionary of our time
"the best youtube" lmao
Dom’t forget ablout his auteur film "donkey kong milkshake".
The definition of “If you know, you know.” No context, no sound, no list in the description. Truly a masterpiece
But if you know, you don't need to be recommended the movie!
@Benjamin ye thats the joeekkekekeekkk e:)
It really isn't
imagine watching a hundred movies, finding the most recognizable part, removing the sound and editing it all to fit in one minute. dunkey has done it again. this may as well be, the greatest video made on youtube.
not may, but it is. Checkout 'best cinematography collection' video too.
I wouldn't say all that but ye it def took awhile.
Aye aye
Most of these shots are not the most recognizable parts of the movie bruh
The greatest video on yt is without a doubt "history of the world, i guess"
You're probably not going to read this, but I'm very happy that you actually went on to see all Kurosawa's movies outside of the more famous Samurai/Edo Period movies, I have huge respect for people that actually go research stuff and try to appreciate old movies that aren't mentioned much nowadays, like Lawrence of Arabia, huge blockbuster at the time and probably one of the best movies ever made, yet most people don't even know it nowadays. Good job Dunkey, keep being amazing.
Dunk resisting the temptation to yell "ME AND YOU" when Green Goblin flashed up on the screen will be remembered as one of the great acts of will of the modern era.
Unlikely.
Love the abundance of Disney movies. Too many people hate the company because of recent stuff, but so many of their animated movies, all the way back to 1937, are masterpieces.
Jokes aside, I think this video really shows how incredible these films are that they’re all recognisable in under half a second of silent footage.
all?
@Yusuf Usmar all recognisable to somebody
Silent? I personally think the clown music ruined the video.
I only recognised the Ghibli's and a couple others...
oh yeah? what is the 63rd movie?
Magnificent. You were able to pick some of the most memorable moments from the greatest and most iconic films of all time that allowed you to identify said movies within milliseconds. Showcasing of lifetime of memories and unforgettable moments. The amount of nostalgia I felt was overwhelming.
dunkler my boy, your videos discussing cinema are always special & are the vids i find myself revisiting the most. please continue to make them, your passion always shines through
His video on playtime was fantastic
I really appreciate how you not only focus on the games and titles of today, but have a true love of the history of media and how we got here. This list is of films (especially the classic titles) are really quintessential to understanding how stories are told today. They are all incredible picks.
I like that Dunkey isn't afraid to shake things up or try something weird.
Dunkey is not only one of UAclips best critics/reviewers (not joking): he also has an impeccable taste when it comes to movies. Please, watch those titles he recommends: each one of them is an example of great cinema.
loved the sound design on this one dunkey, the music clashed with your voice, creating a storm of audio cues that left me fascinated. I felt as if my mind was drowning in stimuli, as the sound effects of the movie played in the background. Layers upon layers of audio, however none of them meshed together. All distinct, all clear in your mind, right when you expected silence. There it was. Like divine intervention. The sound of dunkey’s voice. thank you for this masterpiece of mixing dunkey. Thank you so much. i have deleted all my music streaming software, from now on I will only listen to this video. I guess they were lying when they said nothing is perfect
edit: I listened to this video for the tenth time now, im lost. I know there is deeper meaning behind this. This video, I can feel it, the audio screams inside of me, there has to be more. The beautiful sounds are a facade. A sort of red herring, to hide the true meaning. A lie. It is not a video at all. And these sounds aren’t sounds, just because it has adopted a video to relay itself does not mean that it is a video. I cannot explain this in full but; this video is just an instance, a moment in the works of god, of dunkey. before you continue reading, please consider watching this video again. the title, top 100 movie recommendations in 1 minute. To really dig deep into this, I need to think of one thing, you need to think of one thing. The main thing found in the title that is. what is time. A minute, what identifies a minute. to say that 60 seconds is a minute, would be a lie. Time is relative, time can change with gravity, perhaps we all perceive time differently. What may feel like a minute to you, may be an hour to dunkey. This man dunkey, how long was this for him, a minute. How long was it for you a minute. But there will always be a gap between minds. I think this explains the pure nature and excellence of this video. As to why the layers of audio flow so well. Could you imagine, the symphonies of Mozart, an hour of them. Shrunk to a minute? A bird’s song; the song of a bird trying to find the love of his life. Shrunk to a minute. Impossible as it may seem, I feel this is what dunkey has done. This video also delves into the depths of dunkey’s mind. One. Hundred. Movies. The tears, the laughs, and the joy dunkey has felt from these movies, is bestowed upon us. The undeserving listeners. We have only this video as a peek into his mind. This video is not only a commentary on time and space, but the inner workings of man. The mind is something greater however, greater than I gave it credit for at first glance. Dunkey is sending us a message, the mind is something greater, guys don’t you see. Have you ever thought about it, dunkey has thought about it. To create this he has had to think about something. And that in itself. The concept of an idea, an idea is immortal. Will dunkey live forever, because his thoughts live forever? By showing this video to us, by letting us listen to these ample recordings he has immortalized himself and this video. And immortality lasts beyond space and time, an idea, will last longer than the universe. Humanity will continue on, and push to heights one cannot imagine at this very moment, we’ll explore and Inhabit space. And as people come and go, be born and die, their thoughts will last forever. And in dunkey’s video and his beautiful video, his idea will still be here. Even if earth gets destroyed as long as a speck of humanity is left they will carry with them a record. But ideas are only idea, life may not be what we think. Life is only what you live, but the real life is only what there is in your imagination. And as dunkey fills my imagination with this wonderful audio I can only think, I know that my children’s children’s children, will see this video. They will listen to these noises. They will see this video. And just like me, experience for the first time in their lives. True perfection.
3/10 video I didn’t see the garfield movie in there, cmon dunkey, you know the garfield movie is one of the best.
I hope this comment blows up
Damn I think my phone's speakers are busted
Is this a joke cause there's no audio?
The sound design in this video gets a 10/10
Man, I wish Dunkey would make more movie videos. They're always so beautifully made and you can tell he has a deep passion for cinema. Super Donkey Kong Shake was better.
Dunks, my boy. You clearly have a fondness for films and cinema. I think I speak for all of us when I say that some solid movie content is a bit of an untapped goldmine for your channel. Personally I've always thought what the movie scene on UAclips was missing were some genuine strand type commentaires and dunkviews from UAclips's premiere musical show host/rapper.
SO glad to see Nightcrawler (2014) on this list at 0:49. My favorite film of all time that gets better with every rewatch and one of the best performances of Jake Gyllenhaal's entire career, hands down.
So glad to see dunkey showing recommendations! This man really knows whats important in art, im always impressed by his choices. Good work man!!!! Its a great content thats still underappreciated compared for what it have to offer.
Something about the way this is cut together is very soothing. Dunkey never fails to surprise me.
100 Movie Recommendations AND a minute of silence to honor our fallen Comrades ALL in just one video! That is that Dunkey efficiency that we all know and love
@TippyHippy Ayo 😳
F
@TippyHippy you gotta get that checked out by a surgeon man, that sounds painful
@TippyHippy you ought not to
Who is being honored?
This touched me on an emotional level, brought back a lot of good memories from movies I haven't seen in a long time. Thank you Dunk.
It's always exciting when Dunkey makes videos with as much as as this one. Truly his mic was perfect.
Dunkey being a fan of Studio Ghibli warms my heart more than it should.
Also the fact he recommends Ponyo first is somehow the most Dunkey thing ever
Every movie a classic in it's own right. The flowing scenes and the raw unedited silence tell a somber tale of someone who wishes that they could gush about each of these movies for hours and hours on end, yet cannot because they only have 1 minute to recommend all 100 Movies. It may not be the greatest video ever released in the history of youtube, but I'll be damned if anyone tries to say that this video isn't an instant classic.
Seen 94 of these films feels so good to know that Dunkey has such a passion for films, he should really make more videos on them.
Dunkey not including the Super Donkey Kong Shake (which is arguably the greatest film of all time) just shows how humble he is.
"Arguably"??? No no no, it IS.
Super Mario Bros was better
This video was actually recorded before Donkey Kong December, so it was already sent off to the higher ups before Super Donkey Kong Shake’s theatrical release.
Wow I can't believe my favorite youtuber is so verbose and erudite! :D
Dunkeys hillarious fans make him greater.
Have ~90% of these in my collection already. Glad to see that Dunk continues to be a man of STYLE and GRACE.
this dunk, has good movie taste
Another masterpiece AND no dislikes. Dunkey truly is a great content creator
some people might not see the artistic brilliance in this. yet again, a purely genuine, bonafide MASTAH-PEACE even without spaghetti and meatballs. how does he do it. the world may never know
I want you to do more Movie reviews Dunkey, I always enjoy them when you upload them. Would love to hear your interpretation on the lighthouse as you included it here
You know dunkey has taste when he even bring Zodiac, Social Network, Inception, Spirited Away, It Follows and Django Unchained as his recommendations.
Dunkey's uploads used to be fairly predictable, now he just uploads whatever the heck he feels like making that day and everyone just has to deal with it. Not that I'm complaining, it's amazing.
You have not been subbed for long it's always been like this
Dunkey fell off ngl
Wrong.
He's been up to this for years, and it's almost as good as knack two baby
@Skate Plays cap
Dunkey really is a true gamer, he even has the speedrun world record in getting copyright striked.
Another dunkey classic with no dislikes when will the masterpieces end
Super surprised with all the Miyazaki stuff. He got almost all classic Studio Ghibli stuff on her. I remember one time, it might’ve been in Dunkey’s “The Sad Year” video -where he mentions all the great games he played in 2016- and when talking about Persona 5 he says something to the likes of, “I don’t watch anime, unless it’s made by this guy,” referring to a picture of Miyazaki. I didn’t really expect hem on this list considering he made videos on the “The Shining” and “Playtime”.
No. it was his Game Critics Part 1 video where he said that. and yeah. He said "Unless we're talking this guy (Miyazaki), you need to get this BS out of my face. But the only thing I hate more than Anime is turn based combat." I don't ever judge people with that criticism. Turn based combat systems can be annoying when they're either under or over engineered and the random encounter systems in older ROGS was awful.
I'm currently in a film analysis course and have seen multiple films listed in this video now that I hadn't when it was first published.
What I'm saying is Dunkey clearly influenced my class.
I've seen like over 70 of these movies and i gotta say, Dunkey truly owns my heart when it comes to movie picks.
Smart way to not get copyright striked 100 times. no need for sound.
You again... what a fast legend
I gotta say you have an exquisitely good taste in videos, but that's also just me complimenting myself since you're everywhere
@Chance Battenberg dude just goes through the entire recommended that's why
@Chance Battenberg He doesn't really have exquisitely good taste in "videos" due to him mostly leaving a comment then moving to the next comment section.
@Import Junkie I'm aware I was just joking
Im honestly shocked at how many of these ive already seen and how quickly my brain processes the emotions i felt watching them
Just how happy it makes me to know Dunkey watches movies and isn't chained to the streaming chair is all I need to get from these "proof of life" videos.
How can someone produce such serious quality content and at the same time some of the funniest content on this platform it’s sometimes hard to believe it’s one guy with his own editing
I really wish he would show his serious side and show affection for cinema. I appreciate every facet of him but i want to see more of this interest of his
if you put this on loop it flows seamlessly within itself, and pairs really good with just about any song.
i have just finished watching all 100 movies, i can confirm, they are undoubtedly the best 100 movies to ever exist, thank you dunkey for your great recommendation
YeaMan First of all, that's a name. Second, you don't have any videos at all. What on earth is your point supposed to be???
@Sephiroth, the One-Winged Angel just a bot
@Sephiroth, the One-Winged Angel B)
damn u watched all those movies in 4 minutes
LMAO like dude watched all 100 movies one minute after the video came out
Geez, not only was it 100 movies recommended, but each time you (or whoever edited this) did it in ALL match cuts...
*_well done, and bravo!_*
dunkey's appreciation for ghibli makes me hope for his review on one of them. it will literally be be the best
You are a genius dunkey. This was very touching. Great lineup.
We can all agree Dunkey has an amazing taste in film
You know a movie is good when it takes just half a second from a random scene to steer up memories.
0:00 The Artist
0:03 Modern Times
0:03 Citizen Kane
0:04 Seven Samurai
0:11 Star Wars
0:12 It Follows
0:13 Die Hard
0:14 The Thing
0:15 Wall•E
0:16 La La Land
0:17 The Incredibles
0:17 Jurassic Park
0:17 The Lion King
0:18 Up
0:19 Monsters Inc.
0:20 The Exorcist
0:20 Eyes Wide Shut
0:21 Inception
0:22 Ponyo
0:23 Porco Rosso
0:25 Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
0:27 Playtime
0:28 Raiders of the Lost Ark
0:29 Alice in Wonderland
0:29 Lilo & Stitch
0:30 The Little Mermaid
0:34 Toy Story 2
0:36 Mad Max Fury Road
0:37 The Matrix Reloaded
0:38 Dawn of the Dead
0:38 Hot Fuzz
0:39 Ratatouille
0:40 Casino Royale
0:41 The Lord of the Rings the Two Towers
0:42 Spiderman
0:42 Fight Club
0:42 Vertigo
0:43 Zodiac
0:43 Se7en
0:44 Parasites
0:45 The Social Network
0:45 My Neighbor Totoro
0:47 Whiplash
0:48 Kiki's Delivery Service
0:49 Little Miss Sunshine
0:49 Nightcrawler
0:51 The Shining
0:54 Spirited Away
0:54 Aladdin
0:54 E.T.
0:55 The Nightmare Before Christmas
0:56 Goodfellas
0:56 Beauty and the Beast
0:57 Finding Nemo
0:57 Pulp Fiction
0:58 2001 A Space Odyssey
53 is big Lebowski then Napoleon dynamite
doing the lords work
0:04 is Yojimbo not seven samurai.
Missed Dr.Strangelove
This is clutch
This video is a masterpiece. Giving out more than enough information while respecting the audience's time.
Very often, I watch videos at 2x.
Dunkey legit made me watch at .25x. Truly a master of the art of UAclips, only Dunkey would make me slow down and appreciate life like this. Thank you, Dunkey.
thank you for the inspirational words, Kenton.
I can’t wait for Dunkey to make a second channel where he exclusively talks about movies because he seems to have such love for cinema.
Cinema, gaming, music, this man speaks culture on every video he makes.
Whoa, thanks for sharing some of your favorite movies with us Dunkey! A lot of em here I would never have expected
*THE COMPLETE LIST*
01. Throne of Blood (1957)
02. The Artist (2011)
03. Sunset Boulevard (1950)
04. Ikiru (1952)
05. Seven Samurai (1954)
06. Modern Times (1936)
07. Citizen Kane (1941)
08. Yojimbo (1961)
09. The Apartment (1960)
10. Raging Bull (1980)
11. Clerks (1994)
12. Eraserhead (1977)
13. Dr. Strangelove (1964)
14. Psycho (1960)
15. The Lighthouse (2019)
16. Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003)
17. La Dolce Vita (1960)
18. The Haunting (1963)
19. Lawrence of Arabia (1962)
20. Star Wars (1977)
21. Midnight Cowboy (1969)
22. Robocop (1987)
23. It Follows (2014)
24. Die Hard (1988)
25. Sonatine (1993)
26. The Thing (1982)
27. WALL-E (2008)
28. La La Land (2016)
29. The Incredibles (2004)
30. Jurassic Park (1993)
31. The Lion King (1994)
32. Up (2009)
33. Monsters, Inc. (2001)
34. Hana-bi (1997)
35. The Exorcist (1973)
36. Eyes Wide Shut (1999)
37. Phantom Thread (2017)
38. Inception 2010
39. Ponyo (2008)
40. Porco Rosso (1992)
41. Noriko's Dinner Table (2005)
42. I'm Thinking of Ending Things (2020)
43. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004)
44. Almost Famous (2000)
45. Chinatown (1974)
46. Rear Window (1954)
47. Playtime (1967)
48. The Godfather Part II (1974)
49. Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)
50. Alice in Wonderland (1951)
51. Lilo and Stitch (2002)
52. The Little Mermaid (1989)
53. Suspiria (1977)
54. Mulholland Drive (2001)
55. Amadeus (1984)
56. Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood (2019)
57. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966)
58. Toy Story 2 (1999)
59. Django Unchained (2012)
60. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)
61. Mad Max Fury Road (2015)
62. Stalker (1979)
63. The Matrix Reloaded (2003)
64. Dawn of the Dead (1978)
65. Hot Fuzz (2007)
66. Paddington 2 (2017)
67. Ratatouille (2007)
68. Casino Royale (2006)
69. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)
70. Spider-Man (2002)
71. Blade Runner (1982)
72. Vertigo (1958)
73. Zodiac (2007)
74. Se7en (1995)
75. Parasite (2019)
76. The Social Network (2010)
77. My Neighbor Totoro (1988)
78. Jackie Brown (1997)
79. Apocalypse Now (1979)
80. Whiplash (2014)
81. The Florida Project (2017)
82. Kiki’s Delivery Service (1989)
83. Little Miss Sunshine (2006)
84. Nightcrawler (2014)
85. Howl’s Moving Castle (2004)
86. The Shining (1980)
87. The Truman Show (1998)
88. Pinocchio (1940)
89. The Big Lebowski (1998)
90. Napoleon Dynamite (2004)
91. Spirited Away (2001)
92. Aladdin (1992)
93. E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982)
94. The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)
95. Goodfellas (1990)
96. Beauty and the Beast (1991)
97. Finding Nemo (2003)
98. Pulp Fiction (1994)
99. 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
100. [Used for many RKO Radio Pictures movies] (1935-onward) ... ex. Alice Adams (1935), Swing Time (1936), Bringing Up Baby (1938)
I got a lot of these from others in the comments so I can't take full credit for this. If you see any errors let me know! Hopefully I got the dates correct.
I don't think #41 at 00:24 is Beauty and the Beast, since it's already on there at #96, plus it looks like a live-action shot
Edit: Other lists have it as Noriko's Dinner Table (2005)
I think 41 is Jaws
@dmcgo3 Whoops! I think my copy/paste failed me on that one. Fixed now! Thanks!
63 is Matrix Reloaded
@DasVERMiT For sure. I'm also noticing some people say #63 is The Shape of Water while others say its The Matrix Reloaded. I've no idea since I've seen neither
Dunkey really went all out on this one especially the original score by Dunkey himself truly a masterpiece.
00:14 00:19 Yes, yes, YES for Sonatine and Hana-bi shout-outs. Takeshi Kitano has long been one of my favorite filmmakers, and those two films are his masterpieces. Phenomenal compilation of films here.
I come back to this video sometimes, and on every rewatch, I am moved to tears.
Ever since the E3 2021 video I've been thinking that Dunkey could be a big cinephile and this all but confirms it. Fantastic list and great montage!
Love how this starts chronologically and then drops some instantly recognizable iconography from random classics at the end. Bravo
You know what makes all of these movies great? They all have Chris Pratt in. He's so cool.
They also have the rock walking through a jungle in shorts aswell, very epic.
And the Super Mario movie will be the second one released in North America! Definitely movie of the year material.
Wow I can't believe my favorite commenter is so verbose and erudite! :D
the temptation to make a joke about chris pratt in it follows is stronger than the will to not spoil it for anyone
So I saw the thumbnail and immidiately saved to watch later thinking it'd be a funny video for later. Now that I've seen it, it will now be an ongoing mission of mine to watch the Dunkey 100. Thanks Dunk. For constantly suprising me with your content.
My wife enjoyed this, please do another one like this. It was really fun for her to guess them.
This video is a literal work of art it's literally a statement from Donkey himself it literally shows the evolution of Art in movies and the deeper meaning within life Jesus loves you guys and God bless
I feel like yojimbo is not appreciated enough, i hope that more people begin watching it, it is a masterpiece
Insane video once again. dunkey is always innovating!!!
Here is what I believe to be all the movies shown (I have gone with the consensus where I'm not 100% sure myself). There's still a question hanging over 41 and 100 which dunkey probably just put in to mess with everyone anyway. Comment below if I've messed anything up or you're sure about those 41 or 100, thanks.
1. Throne of Blood
2. The Artist
3. Sunset Boulevard
4. Ikiru
5. Seven Samurai
6. Modern Times
7. Citizen Kane
8. Yojimbo
9. The Apartment
10. Raging Bull
11. Clerks
12. Eraserhead
13. Dr. Strangelove
14. Psycho
15. The Lighthouse
16. Kill Bill: Vol. 1
17. La Dolce Vita
18. The Haunting
19. Lawrence of Arabia
20. Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope
21. Midnight Cowboy
22. Robocop
23. It Follows
24. Die Hard
25. Sonatine
26. The Thing
27. WALL·E
28. La La Land
29. The Incredibles
30. Jurassic Park
31. The Lion King
32. Up
33. Monsters Inc.
34. Fireworks
35. The Exorcist
36. Eyes Wide Shut
37. Phantom Thread
38. Inception
39. Ponyo
40. Porco Rosso
41. Jaws (Maybe?)
42. I'm Thinking of Ending Things
43. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
44. Almost Famous
45. Blow-Up
46. Rear Window
47. Playtime
48. Godfather Part II
49. Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark
50. Alice in Wonderland
51. Lilo & Stitch
52. The Little Mermaid
53. Suspiria
54. Mulholland Dr.
55. Amadeus
56. Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood
57. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
58. Toy Story 2
59. Django Unchained
60. Texas Chainsaw Massacre
61. Mad Max: Fury Road
62. Stalker
63. The Matrix Reloaded
64. Dawn of the Dead
65. Hot Fuzz
66. Paddington 2
67. Ratatouille
68. Casino Royale
69. Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring
70. Spider-Man
71. Blade Runner
72. Vertigo
73. Zodiac
74. Se7en
75. Parasite
76. The Social Network
77. My Neighbor Totoro
78. Jackie Brown
79. Apocalypse Now
80. Whiplash
81. The Florida Project
82. Kiki’s Delivery Service
83. Little Miss Sunshine
84. Nightcrawler
85. Howl’s Moving Castle
86. The Shining
87. The Truman Show
88. Pinocchio
89. The Big Lebowski
90. Napoleon Dynamite
91. Spirited Away
92. Aladdin
93. E.T.
94. The Nightmare Before Christmas
95. Goodfellas
96. Beauty and the Beast
97. Finding Nemo
98. Pulp Fiction
99. 2001: A Space Odyssey
100. ?
This is the kind of dedication I was searching the comment section for. Thank you Captain!:)
I was looking for something like this, thank you🙂
That's honestly really impressive
+rep
I believe number 100 to be RKO Radio Picture’s 1937 “A Damsel in Distress”. The ending card seems to match up perfectly.
That transition from B&W movies to color was so skillfully executed.
As a massive cinephile I can say this is an insanely good list.Amazing to see Eyes Wide Shut get some love
So many great movies. Honestly, no joke comment today, this is a beautiful list of movies. I've already watched a few of them but I need to try them all out sometime.
I love dunkey so much. He never misses
I’ll give the guy who manages to list all of the movies a hug
I paid 40k a year for film school and this was better than all of that
🙏
I'm sorry to hear that
Wait I know you!
Oh hey kuncan
film school is basically "watch these movies, learn how to make film, and make connections with people who will be in the industry", except streaming services and youtube exist, so the only difficult thing without film school is the friend/connections part of the equation, but at least you aren't throwing away insane amounts of money you may not make a return on.
if someone could make a list of all these movie names i think a huge majority of the viewers would appreciate it
Napoleon Dynamite has been my all-time favorite movie ever since it came out and I don't think that will ever change.
A sincere hope that Dunkey starts to ghostwrites cinema/film content and posts it on a separate channel
A similarly sincere hope that Dunkey himself starts making more cinema/film content in a format that is allowed to differ from his usual
A slightly different but skung hope that Dunkey becomes cinema
Was expecting a dumb gag video, got a high quality montage and a welcomed reminder that I gotta watch more movies. Blessed be cinema dunkey.
Dunkey, you're my hero for knowing Beat Takeshi's stuff. Kikujiro still gets me every time.
I went into this video expecting a joke but this is legitimately a phenomenal list of films. All of these films are made by some of the greatest directors of all time and each are a top contender in their respective genres of film. Dunkey is a true connoisseur of cinema.
Including Spiderman 1. Mastahpiece
@Maverick Jackson I didn't spot Spider-Man 3 in there tho. Or was the whole trilogy implied?
@Antti I said 1. And there was a clip of the Green Goblin in there.
@Maverick Jackson that’s what I was watching for and I was not disappointed
It is a joke because these are recommendations and you can only know what they are if you have actually seen them before... or if someone else translates the list for you.
I love that you included animated films and older grayscale ones. Does anyone have a time stamp list?
see top comment
Honestly the lack of sound works perfectly, it means you can slow down the playback of the video without it causing any weird sonic distortion.
Dear dunk, I'm very curious to know your opinion about the difference between game and movies as medium of expression and art, which one do you prefer for when? I generally prefer movies, but not theme park movies.
I love this, but I’m really starting to worry that we just aren’t getting a best of 2021 vid and that’s a bummer. Those are usually my favorite dunk vids
No dislikes to be seen. Truly the greatest movie recommendations video of all time
I mean you’re not wrong
technically the truth
this video has 139 dislikes as of now
Maybe this remark will be funny again in about 10 years when no one even remember there was a dislike-button
such an excellent video you can see it must be one of his best due to the fact it has not a single dislike. Incredible truly
Felt like I recognized the majority of the films but wish dunkey put a list in the description for ones I haven’t seen. I’d love to give em a watch
I’m happy to see that dunkey recognizes the brilliance of the good the bad and the ugly
I wish someone took the time to list all of the films shown. I recognised at least a dozen of them, but I'd love to have a comprehensive list to add them to my watchlist.
There is a comment here by Erudite Lemur that is hearted by Dunkey. They, along with other people in the thread, made the list of all 100 films