Comments by "josh72456" (@josh72456) on "Top 10 Movies You Watched On Repeat As A Kid" video.

I’ve seen all, the weird thing is I misremembered a lot of Ghostbusters and Back To The Future when first seeing them as a kid, later on I would watch them a lot. The Neverending Story is another that I slightly misremembered when first seeing it as a child but yes that one I watched a lot. Home Alone is another interesting one I first watched it it was not the entire film because something was recorded halfway through for a few seconds I saw sequel first actually . Labyrinth, The Goonies and Who Framed Roger Rabbit I remember watching them frequently also though with last one I could only remember some things. Hocus Pocus I think I found scary. With Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles I remember the third one and saw it before this one,a bit like Star Wars the original trilogy I remember from nostalgia The Return Of The Jedi more. Shrek I can’t count as with The Mask. Toy Story yeah many times probably. Space Jam can’t count either.
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@Dexter 64 Wall-E is interesting, Casper and Jumanji are ok apart from dramatic moments. Hook is sentimental. Back To The Future I like but the time travel stuff is a bit iffy. Home Alone is a kids film and sweet but it's a bit cringey. The original Star Wars trilogy let's just say episodes 4 and 5 are masterpieces. I do like Finding Nemo and Shrek saw that too many times.
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@Just A Peaceful Man Who’s Born in 1980’s I like them but I think Ghostbusters has not aged very well and Back To The Future it’s if I look at it an a analytical view the time travel aspects may not be the most convincing bits.
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dumpsteRat I mean I think Home Alone is charming which is the point I mean as an adult I’m not sure of Macaulay Culkin’s acting but he was a kid and it was purposeful, I do agree on the Old Man Marley thing might feel a bit dull maybe but I understand he was not in the original script so it does feel like a last minute addition. I mean Catherine O’Hara does it well and so do Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern. Home Alone 2 Lost In New York feels more like a remake now through an adult’s eye and feels repetitive.
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@kristazemke2654 Not seen Home Alone 5 was not aware of it’s existence until 4 years ago and not seen reboot either.
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@Jacob Maverick Bueller they ruined my mode of thinking for 21 years films that is.
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@DAV charley For the first 3 I agree they are classics though Ghostbusters might have aged a bit I think Bill Murray is the highlight of film performance wise, I do think Back To The Future is well-made though yes the time travel bits may not be convincing but that can be tricky to pull off time travel. I find the sequels repetitive now though 2 has an interesting twist, Home Alone is a charming film I think yes things may be sugary and sweet especially The Old Man Marley stuff but it’s a Christmas film so that’s the purpose and Beethoven I barely remember as a kid but rewatched it a few years back I like it.
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