Top 10 Most Important Film Movements of All Time

Nice work. I would have also listed the Australian New Wave (Weir, Armstrong, Beresford, Schepisi, Noyce....) but it is difficult to cover everything.

NO GERMAN EXPRESSIONISM?!

Everyone knows the best important part of every movie is the end cause seeing the End of the movie is the hole part of watching a movie

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Japanese golden age is probably the best movement I've ever seen on film, almost every films from that era are masterpieces.

Carl Th. Dryer is actually Danish. Not Swedish.

You should not start with Seven Samurai . You have to watch some before watching Seven Samurai

I would have added giallo

A perfect ending, with Antoine Doinel.

Ozu hardly cut it at all, damn

Also the post cinema 2010 . Nobody really cares any more .

Italy should've been higher

New Taiwan Cinema is my #1

Are there spoilers in this video?

In my opinion The most important Italian movement is not neorealism but futurism, that was the first cinema avanguard of Europe.
Problem is that all movies are lost. Remain just thais

You didnt mention A Taste of Honey in your first category. Did i miss a clip maybe thrown in there?

Only Americans would call asians "non white people".

Can we get a top 10 of Indian parallel cinema

Would Noir be classified under Golden Age of Hollywood?

What about musical movies? What about musical scores?
Maybe you American musicals under "The Golden Age",
but, I think they deserve a classification of their own.
Music must be recognized.
The Fistful of Dollars trilogy would have been much less without the Ennio Morricone score.
Then there is the rise of the Bollywood musical, which both borrows from Hollywood, and adds to it.
Like you said, though, there many more than 10 important film movements.

400 blows is a great film

Please show more movements that didn't make the list.

I just found out this channel and I am agreeing just about everything you list on this videos and been watching tons of these the past couple of days, however...Can you just fire the guy who is in charge of the background music? German expressionism has Satie on a background, French impressionistic/minimalistic composer? La Nouvelle Vague has some who knows what, American jazz on the background...

Art movements (or any movements in culture) go side by side, when there was futurism in Italy on film, it was in music. When there was expressionism in German on film it was in music...(one of top3 movements in music history) Just throw some Schönberg on the expressionism, some Russolo on Italian futurism, and so on, you´ll get my point but wtf with the background music? It's like watching a movie about reggae with Norwegian black metal on the background...

Are you working on a video about Asian film movements?

Well filmmaking was invented by the French , by the lumiere brothers , 😍

The most important movement is easily "talkies"

Would u dare to do "top 10 worst things about movies?"

Never heard of "3rd cinema" before

Check out Ozu's Floating Weeds. Roger Ebert has a wonderful commentary. At one point he observes that if you paused Floating Weeds at any point and put a frame around it, it would make a pretty good picture to hand on your wall.

Erik Satie for German film?

Nice. Longer would obviously be nicer still. But as an overview, it did help close a lot of gaps in my knowledge.

I am serious: "All times" when cinema have a little less than a century?

such an intelligent subject, but you speak like a potato seller in street market.

What about Bill and Ted's excellent adventure?

There's no doubt that French New Wave is the most important film movement. Films were never the same afterwards.

Yes, please make a list on those hidden gems.

HEY Asshole! Would you say, "We're tired of black people so we go to..."?

Hey. I'm not a native speaker. What did you mean saying Osu cut his films like a maverick? Cheers