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ContraPoints brings a unique perspective and life experience to her videos challenging generally right wing ideas and personalities with facts, humor and style.
No Small Parts Productions does excellent mini-documentaries on those memorable actors you see in small parts in movies and TV shows that never became superstars. Like the subway sprit in 'Ghost' Vincent Schiavelli:
In their 'Hidden Meaning' series, Wisecrack examines movies from the perspective of an alien with bushy eye brows looking back on our culture like an archeologist.
On @actuallykylekallgren’s show Brows Held High he humorously explores film theories and themes in popular movies. His explanation of Buckaroo Banzai helped complete my understanding of this movie because it is a strange one.
The Cinema Snob (aka Brad Jones) brings his acerbic wit & years of experience attending christian schools in the midwest to his review of ‘Gods Not Dead’
Lindsay Ellis takes deeper dives into movies exploring ethics, auteur theory, toxic masculinity and other issues in her funny and relatable style. In this video she explores the family dynamics of Guardians of The Galaxy Vol 2, relating it to the recent passing of her own father and the emotions the film evokes.
‘How it Should Have Ended’ is wonderful, after the fact, wish fulfillment in animated form. They do a great job “fixing” aspects of certain movies, creating more fulfilling or logical endings.
Cracked.com has some great videos that tell the real stories behind movies and television shows. Here’s a good one by Alex Schmidt about how in reality, the egalitarian Persian empire more closely mirrored our society today than the slavery-dependant, child-executing Spartans.
