Four Favorites with Pedro Pascal and Connie Nielsen (Gladiator II)
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Four Favorites with Gladiator II stars Pedro Pascal and Connie Nielsen.
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AI GeneratedThe speaker discusses their favorite and most influential films, categorizing them by their emotional impact, artistic style, and the period of life in which they were viewed. The selection ranges from scientific explorations of human nature to surreal storytelling and childhood classics.
I have so many favorite movies, so I have to break it down into categories.
My first one is Mon Oncle d'Amérique.
It is a movie that I find extraordinary in that it talks about a real human issue
while also speaking about it from a scientific point of view.
Dear Hunter just does not age for me. It still grips me and holds me.
Eight and a Half, because it's just this fluid storytelling that is so intuitive
and yet realistic and yet completely not, and magical all at once.
And then I think it's Agnès Varda. Sorry, I'm blanking on the title.
And those were three, I guess.
Oh my goodness.
My most influential. The things that have influenced me the most.
Because I have sort of my snobby taste.
Are you saying I'm snobby?
No, no, no, no, no. No, because no, as I got older, I was able to see things so differently.
But then there were things that its impact was so...
Okay, so I'll say All About Eve.
Biggest impact as a kid? Poltergeist. Do the Right Thing.
So Ingmar Bergman's Fanny and Alexander.
Yeah.
Which I could also watch over and over and over.
What is that called? Like the Agnès Varda film where it all happens in one day about this actress.
What's it called?
Cleo 5-7.