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 | What is your favorite movie from the Magical Realism genre? Комментарий от : @Screened |
 | Nice video ! Комментарий от : @tictcha612 |
 | So mostly all horror movies that happens on earth and are not too fancy but not based on laws of reality are magical realism Комментарий от : @user-ju1du2sm6b |
 | You failed to properly present what magical realism is, and I wonder if you really understood what it was. I shall maybe rewatch the two I saw to change my mind on that (or keep my opinion), but the examples in particular don't seem well closen. I would (from memory) rather place them in "fantastique" than "matical realism". Quite disappointing. Комментарий от : @Teragnau |
 | Thank you for naming of the movies you reference. Комментарий от : @tezzag818 |
 | Excellent subject matter! If it intrigues you, a book that aligns with this should be your next read. "Twilight Descent" by Olivia Whitestone Комментарий от : @bitsbard |
 | You're really onto something! If you want to expand on it, a book with similar themes is my recommendation. "Twilight Descent" by Olivia Whitestone Комментарий от : @BitBard302 |
 | Angela Carter…. Three interesting movies. I need to track down Tigers. I love Deer and pretty sure I’ve watched Border Комментарий от : @RH1812 |
 | never thought that Life of Pi was magical realism though Комментарий от : @anjalih3688 |
 | Tabbar: Grounded, Brilliant and Terrifying. thecoddiwomplerrr.blogspot.com/2022/08/tabbar-grounded-brilliant-and-terrifying.html Комментарий от : @hassuharmony7156 |
 | Best Magical Realism Artist: Rob Gonsalves! Комментарий от : @Greg-tr9tq |
 | One Hundred Years of Solitude Комментарий от : @viceralman8450 |
 | Beautiful analysis. Especially the camera work details Комментарий от : @DP-oi9nd |
 | La grande Belleza Комментарий от : @artyomlucaszmarutyan7461 |
 | Really great essay. "Border" was one of my favorite movies from 2018, i wish more people had watched it. Комментарий от : @isabelaoliveira9270 |
 | I saw "The Killing Of A Sacred Deer" I hated it, turned it off about halfway through. Real, good movies are gone forever. Комментарий от : @richardkennedy8481 |
 | Even if it’s not based on an old folk tale it’s still considered magical realism? I’m gonna research this more Комментарий от : @ShinyToonMonster |
 | Isn't horror often magical Realism? Комментарий от : @we_see_you_opal |
 | Has anyone watched I Origin(2014) and Donnie Darko(2001) ? Are those movies considered as magical realism ? Комментарий от : @jurjitsingh3728 |
 | I must add that I love my people’s realism. It’s something so unique, my generation didn’t get to experience all the magic but my parents and the parents of parents whom lived in the countryside they all have a story to tell, they all have something supernatural to say. Комментарий от : @diosnelfrica7589 |
 | Having a baby swapped with a 'Changeling' is also a very big part of Celtic culture and myth, particularly the Irish 'arm' of the culture - though versions exist throughout the '5 Celtic Kingdoms' [Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Breton.] Now think on, if it is also very strong in Latin-American culture and mythos, thousands of miles across oceans between cultures that the other did not know even existed when the tales were formed......... there can only be truth at the root. Комментарий от : @SteveChiverton |
 | OHMYGOD When I heard you naming "Tigers are not afraid" I literally screamed, that is one of my favorite movies and I don't find a lot of people who have watched it. As mexican, I love seeing this genre explored since most of our mainstream cinema relies on the same romcom formula over and over. Issa López made such a good job combining magical elements, the innocence of childhood and the horrors of organized crime that haunts the country. I especially loved how the film emphasized the fact that victims are not only those who are gone or never found but their families and loved ones as well. I could not recommend this movie enough, it hits so hard every time I watch it. Stella's reunion with her mom especially gets me ugly crying every. single. time. Thank you for bringing attention to this film, it's such an underrated gem of mexican cinema and more people should know about it. Комментарий от : @nani-ko1cm |
 | Absolutely John Duigan's LAWN DOGS (early Sam Rockwell)....completely amazing (and managed to actually secure music rights from Springsteen and Dylan... unheard of for a 1998 film) Комментарий от : @garyshipes8827 |
 | Absolutely fucking brilliant video. Thanks man! Комментарий от : @pedroaugustomeza |
 | Great video! magical realism is a beautiful genre full of soul~ I was wandering though, Border is always under the category of urban fantasy... what is the difference between the 2 genres?🙈 Комментарий от : @ShoshYusufov |
 | Not sure if this belongs in the magical realism genre, but I really loved the anime film "Wolf Children." Yes, there are magical/fantastical elements, the children turn into wolves. However, the main plot of the film is focusing on the joys and sorrows of a mother raising her two children after their father passes away. Комментарий от : @darkartsninja |
 | JoJos Magical Realist Adventures. Комментарий от : @pacoramon9468 |
 | I am happy to find this Комментарий от : @tubester2023 |
 | 📽🎞🎞🎞🎬👍👍👍👍👍 Комментарий от : @mijiyoon5575 |
 | So, I suppose "The Shape of Water" could be considered as an example of Magical Realism? Комментарий от : @pabloalvez915 |
 | Remember when we all used to live at the bottom of the ocean? Комментарий от : @richardlopez2932 |
 | Is "Evil" magical realism? Комментарий от : @Xcyper33 |
 | Las historias nacidas bajo este género tienen sus raíces en un mundo que conocemos, con reglas bajo las que vivimos, entremezcladas con elementos fantásticos. Los eventos sobrenaturales son tratados como cualquier hecho aleatorio de la vida diaria, evadiendo toda explicación. Son normalizados. Комментарий от : @mistersurvivor |
 | Esta chilo como este compa si pronuncia las palabras en español y como deben de ser. Se notan las raices de su lengua. Y creo que El laberinto del fauno es una de las mejores ejemplos a la hora de retratar en esencia lo que es el realismo magico... Mi compa el nerdwritter lo retrata chingon tambien. Комментарий от : @abrahamgastelum8108 |
 | Awesome video Комментарий от : @GreatWhite00000 |
 | 7:35 cute and funny girl Комментарий от : @i5m5bob |
 | I love magical realism. Burnt By The Sun and Antonia's Line introduced me to it. Комментарий от : @eugenecombo1873 |
 | Hey Screened! If you ever touch on this subject again, please do include A Monster Calls, based on the novel of the same name by Patrick Ness. His take on magical realism is very unique, and it shows through the film. Комментарий от : @aang23 |
 | I never realized that the proliferation of magical realism in hispanic/latino media is a reflection of the way that's just a giant part of our culture. I now feel 50 times less guilty and embarrassed that I'm so obsessed with this stuff. Комментарий от : @kaamn1829 |
 | Birdman (2014) is one great example of Magical Realism too ! Комментарий от : @KushagraaDubeyy |
 | Sure its cool Forest Gump could run a long time and all, but what if he could shoot fireballs. Комментарий от : @BIacklce |
 | whoa, that's a deep water cast Комментарий от : @nobodyspecial2718 |
 | should i watch border and tigers? (if i dislike the sacred deer?) i love magical realism movies Комментарий от : @gametheory2676 |
 | 2:23 Me: Mexican flashbacks Комментарий от : @kenunot6106 |
 | does black swan count? Комментарий от : @cazzacatti |
 | All these movies seem to have a lot of similarities to the literary genre of (Dark) Romanticism, that started in the 18th century in Germany. Комментарий от : @Shiranova |
 | Uncle Boonme! Комментарий от : @indraprasath7051 |
 | Fabulous video I have seen Комментарий от : @aafreenparwaiz9692 |
 | This analysis gave me chills. I love this genre so much. Комментарий от : @LonelyLeliel |
 | Yes but, have you heard of Salman Rushdie and Midnight Children? Both movie and book. Magical Realism at it's finest. I do agree Latin America is a full bizarre world (i'm from México) but I think we need to look overseas to India. Damn if that country is not the epitome of magical realism idk what it is Комментарий от : @itallendshere3 |
 | Reminds me of American Mcgee's Alice, where Wonderland is warped because of Alice trying to make sense of her families death. Комментарий от : @chellastation |
 | The Killing of a Sacred Deer is just... the making of a pretentious movie... and I love movies that are like this... this movie fell flat it was boring and unnecessary with a myriad of possibilities brimming just below the surface. Sadly, none of them actually came to a boil. It's just flat in so many areas. Комментарий от : @lkjslain7871 |
 | I've never been able to figure out the difference between magical realism and urban fantasy, if there is any. It seems like two different words for the same thing. Комментарий от : @goblinb |
 | I see the "adventures of pete and pete" as a perfect example of magical realism Комментарий от : @capitanmarmota8562 |
 | A challenge of ascribing the term Magical Realism to film is a literary device of the genre known as Authorial Reticence. Toward the beginning of the vid, you mention it as the supernatural being "normalized". In other words, Authorial Reticence doesn't bother with explaining magic as magic. In this way, Pan's Labyrinth doesn't quite fit the bill, although it obviously retains political critique (another major feature of magical realism). How about the film Biutiful? Комментарий от : @rudymungaray8158 |
 | Excellent Комментарий от : @dr.shaziarosekiran3533 |
 | www.imdb.com/title/tt0085501/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_3 Комментарий от : @Fibonacci64 |
 | 3:31 hey, didn't expect to see my city in this video! Комментарий от : @sofaking8646 |
 | i recommend you a turkish movie: karpuz kabuğundan gemiler yapmak(Boats Out of Watermelon Rinds), ahmet uluçay. Комментарий от : @farukaydn9128 |
 | I hate you (not really) because your videos are fantastic and I want to watch them but I also have to watch all the movies feautured in them first or else I spoil myself. I have to watch them first or else I end up missing out on amazing movies just to watch your content. But I really really want to watch these videos, I know I could come back but gosh you really get me hooked with your intros. Комментарий от : @bigfutz |
 | A bit late, but i want to add some points to this topic, since i'm from Colombia, Gabriel García Marquez' country. Magic realism can also refer as the fantasizing of reality. Since Latinoamerica is a a territory extremely religious and spiritual, due to the entertwining of native indigenous folklore and religion; sometimes people, mostly elder people, tend to attribute bad and good things to divine providence. For example, if a person cheats to his/her partner with other, it may be because the devil tricked the person; if somebody dies, and then it rains, is because the heaven mourns the death of that person, if somebody disapears, it may be because some nameless beast took him/her due to a sin or a curse this person may did or have. So in this whirlwind of beliefs, fears, faiths and myths, the stories obout the divine an the impious interacting with peoples everyday lifes are basically countless, resulting in the mistification and magification of the reality, AKA Magic realism. If you happen to be in any place of Latinoamerica, (For vacation, University exchange, School trip or whatever) a interesting thing to do is getting ti know peoples folklore and folkstories. some of the might be really interesting to learn. Комментарий от : @santiagohernandeznieto4657 |
 | What if there was a movie about supernatural occurences in space, entire ship fleets destroyed by a spirit from the emptiness, entire planets possessed by something far worse than the Devil. Things that no one on Earth is prepared for. Комментарий от : @epicguy3595 |
 | Loved the other 2 movies u looked at, but The Killing of a Sacred Deer was just awful. It was too real for me to understand the magical part of it, more obsurd than magical to me, imo. Комментарий от : @PHD1604 |
 | Lmao greek mythology be like "Lets add a titty here and there to make people notice our pics more". Комментарий от : @Madderthanjoker |
 | Well living in Latin America seems to be very connected to the bizarre, and even paranormal, my country is full of that shit and everybody i know has some ghost stories, or ppl who claim they have been cursed or put under spell, that's mostly because of the native influence, they had their own 'magic' of sorts called payé, and the mythological creatures we learn on bedtime stories are the ones ppl always claim to see, until 10 years ago ppl would still look from hidden treasures lost in the war, there was supernatural things tied to that too Комментарий от : @claudiazg9932 |
 | What are the books in the video? I recognized Kafka and Marquez Комментарий от : @imjackandblack9236 |
 | what movie is the scene on the thumbnail of this video? Комментарий от : @Jessica-ix5yi |
 | I re-watched the video, and found myself absorbed by the subject,again! A beautifully produced video! Комментарий от : @karlchandran4631 |
 | Any thoughts on the strange voice acting of Killing of A Sacred Deer? I know there's a reason for it i just can't put my finger on it. Комментарий от : @zakbermudez5389 |
| Tigers are not afraid was my least favorite of the 3. Комментарий от : @zakbermudez5389 |
| I love watching the movies that Screened talks about, then coming back to see the analysis. Комментарий от : @zakbermudez5389 |
 | does okja fall in the category of magical realism? Комментарий от : @PM-qr7sy |
 | Magic exist Комментарий от : @timmydonohue5295 |
 | Then curious case of Benjamin button is of this genre right? Комментарий от : @muhammedshabin2174 |
 | Gabriel G Marques was heavily inspired by Juan Rulfo's (Pedro Paramo ) Комментарий от : @XAVIERCUERVO |
 | its also important to recognize that the popularity of that genre iin latin america was because it helped to ground the thing tht were happening in the region. Like ´Casa de los Espiritus' de Isabel Allende was written to make sense of the coup that led to a dictatorship in chile using the fantastical elements to aid a realistic story; and almost all the books of that genre with latin american authors are written to talk about issues of the region without being on the nose about it, and making esy to understant things about the situations that are central to the story and arent easily understand in real life. Комментарий от : @adrianamelgar7216 |
 | I love these kind of movies but always categorize them under "fantasy" without knowing they have their own genre. It's very interesting! Комментарий от : @alicekuroo |
 | Amazing video Комментарий от : @Vic-toria44 |
 | I wish they would marry espionage with magical realism. Imagine the possibilities Комментарий от : @Daniel.Anugerah |
 | such a beautiful video, greetings from Chile. Комментарий от : @natipbme |
 | When i was staying in latin america (peru + mexico) it had such horrible constant negative energy about everything, it swallowed everything, i could never learn to appreciate anything about the culture there. How can i learn to appreciate it. What do you (meaning anyone who wants to reply) find genuinely admirable about any place in latin america? Комментарий от : @freya5902 |
 | WHY IS NOBODY TALKING ABOUT BORDER IT IS SUCH AN INCREDIBLY BEAUTIFUL AND HUMAN MOVIE!!!! Комментарий от : @gabi4248 |
 | I appreciate you pronouncing Gabriel Garcia Marquez name correctly :) Комментарий от : @meunomeesantiago |
 | No Country For Old men...after hearing Cormac McCarthy comment on magical realism, I am sure he put some elements into No Country. I think the Coens embraced some of it too. For example, the very strange scene when Moss crosses the bridge back into the US and he has that conversation with the boarder guard has always had a fairy tale like quality to me. Комментарий от : @davidlean1060 |
 | So nice to discover a name for this genre! I really like this type of movies and books, but I never quite figured out a name for it. It also reminds me of a lot of Neil Gaimans books, like the ocean at the end of the lane, american gods and the graveyard book. I'm curious if you agree with this @Screened Комментарий от : @veerenmeer1993 |
 | your videos are so well analyzed and executed, just want to show appreciation for such wonderful work! Комментарий от : @emilyh.3891 |
 | Gabriel Garcia Marquez is from Colombia. A country a lot of people relate to with cocaine, death, danger, and drug trafficking. It was like this for a long time, where in most cities you couldn't step foot outside your house because of the constant fear infused by Pablo Escobar. To be honest coming from someone that lived through that horrible phase in one of the most dangerous cities considered at that time it felt surreal to me the darkness which housed every corner. It was like a movie and not a happy one. Although Colombia is a happy country we've had to live through some dark shit. This is why Gabriel Garcia Marquez is known for magical realism because he actually had to experience it in some way. Комментарий от : @nclp1751 |
 | My favorite genre. If I was director this is exactly what I'd do. Комментарий от : @HadassaMoon144 |
 | How is the genre different to low fantasy? Комментарий от : @majarimennamazerinth5753 |
 | “I don’t watch movies that aren’t exactly like Pans Labyrinth” lol I forgot where I heard that or if I made it up Комментарий от : @davidkennedy6022 |
 | I remember these movies, especially Pan's Labyrinth, were called adult fairytales. Комментарий от : @lavinder11 |
 | . Комментарий от : @gracewhitene3912 |
 | You need to whatch "chicas pesadas" it's a mexican movie and something like those movies Комментарий от : @yojannieverromerosifuentes195 |
 | This is literally super boring, your commentary and a buttload of pauses Комментарий от : @freudbrahms254 |
 | 5:10 that is the DoPs job, not the directors. Комментарий от : @dominiccobb6470 |
 | my neighbor totoro Комментарий от : @jolie3544 |
 | I saw Pan's Labyrinth in my school's Library next to a book of myths from every major country. I guess the gods ordained this for me. Комментарий от : @itzplant3196 |
 | I don't really know if its magic that happens on the film: Adam's Apples, but its still wonderful how absurd the reality is, and how little motifs could represent the magnificent, and the divine, how incredible the luck / miracle could be. I think its a fantastic example of alternative religious stories. Also I think David Lynch could also worth a mention here. His stories are mainly in between the banality of existence in the USA and the spiritual and hidden nature of spirits and toughts, mental disorders and paradox things that happen sometimes for the sake of moving out us from our comfort zone and stability. Комментарий от : @janossandor6517 |
 | i worked with that girl estrella in a production, wow, now i know why she was so good at acting such a scared character in a very real way Комментарий от : @jurassica7400 |
 | watched this stoned the first time, but the way it impacted me had me re-watch it Комментарий от : @natashaq-reyes3637 |
