So disappointed he’s not gonna get his flowers with the Academy this year. Hopefully Dune: Messiah will get the Return of the King treatment, and he’ll finally get the award treatment he deserves.

Prisoners at 7 is criminal but it also shows how many great movies this guy has

The Prisoners placement made me fall to my knees

Until I remembered all his post 2010 movies are perfect and could be in any order

I think Prisoners is one of the more underrated thrillers of all time. Sure it's being talked about more now, but still not getting the attention it fully deserves. That movie gets going 5 minutes in & genuinely never stops. Always been a personal favorite for me!

I met Denis on set of Dune:Part Two. He is such a humble person. I was one of the Fremen soldiers for a month, but he treated me with such respect I didn't expect, one day near the end of the shoot in Budapest he greeted me as I was a big part of the movie. Thank you Denis! Your work will always inspire us as artists.🤲

2:05 "a tiny bit of Tarantino in this" -> shows scene with bare feet

Denis Villeneuve might as well could be the best director working today. Unlike most directors these days, he stays consistent with his work by constantly putting out all hits and no misses, which is speaks volumes to his amazing resume.

Incendies is my favourite Denis Villeneuve movie. Glad you showed it the love it deserves in your video!

Blade Runner 2049 similarly came to me at a formative point of my life, and honestly changed the way I view films. I saw it in college with some friends who all came out disappointed, saying it was “boring” and “needed more action.” Meanwhile I’m absolutely gushing over the flawless cinematography, the perfectly executed tone, and frankly in awe at Denis’ daring and absolute care he brought to the characters and story. Truly one of my favorite films ever.

This might be the one directors ranked video I’ve wanted from you since you started this series, I can now die a happy man

As a French Canadian, I am proud of our boy

I've rewatched Arrival like 20 times at this point. I could probably recite a lot of the scenes off the top of my head, and it is still as beautiful to me now as when I first watched it as a teenager. I love movies that make me feel warm about growing old, and I always feel that way with Arrival, despite how devastatingly sad it can get.

Being from Montreal, Denis came to a promotional event for Dune 2 in February to take some pictures and sign some shit. I wanted to give him a compliment he'd actually remember, so I told him I really liked Maëlstrom. He was very much caught off-guard...

"A little too much sand" - He says in a serious review of Dune

23:47 that feeling when

Blade runner 2049 unlocked the film loving part of my brain. I truly believe that film changed my life.

Your placement of Prisoners is craaaaaazy

The ending of Enemy legitimately shocked me. Probably the most effective jump scare in a non traditional horror way

1:17 August 32nd on earth
2:57 Polytechnique
5:09 Maelstrom
6:46 Enemy
8:48 Prisoners
11:03 Sicario
13:12 Dune
15:45 Blade runner 2049
17:59 Incendies
20:37 Arrival
23:20 Dune: part-2

Incendies is one of those movies that I would recommend every single person to watch at least once and I’d definitely say that it’s one of the best movies ever made. But at the same time I would never have the courage to watch it myself ever again. Definitely a haunting masterpiece.