F For Frame

F For Frame

Views:
503,973
Subscribers:
5,320
Videos:
43
Duration:
4:50:15
United States
United States

F For Frame is an American YouTube content creator with roughly 5.32 thousand subscribers. He published 43 videos which altogether total at least 503.97 thousand views.

Created on ● Channel Link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC91pcV4L441UpMpWCbZrKSw





Top 100 Most Controversial Videos by F For Frame


Video TitleRatingCategoryGame
1.Where are you from?4
2.How Persona shows the limits of language - Ingmar Bergman6Show
3.The burden of beauty in cinema (A kind of Babylon review)9Review
4.Federico Fellini: the Clown of cinema12
5.Juzo Itami - The Master of Chase69
6.Beyond the frame. A brief history of gaze in cinema12
7.Park Chan-wook - How to Do Visual Tragedy120
8.How animation shapes reality14
9.Wong Kar-wai - The sum of the parts128
10.The problem with videogames graphics15
11.The Corpse Bride (2005) - A Horror Playground31
12.What David Lynch movies teach us about Donald Trump18
13.The Whale is a BLACKMAIL story sold as a redemption (and it's not fair)19
14.The ringing in Once upon a Time in America and the power of discomfort in movies22
15.The informational cinema of Park Chan-wook22Guide
16.The problem with camera in videogames22
17.The clarifying symbol in Millennium Actress - Satoshi Kon23
18.Postmodernism done right26
19.Masaaki Yuasa - The Blind Spot71
20.Why NPCs in Souls games laugh so much?30
21.Why cinema is obsessed with evil cities - Akira, Taxi Driver, Parasite and Blade Runner31
22.when the directors job is stealing ideas from japanese animation32
23.Neon Genesis Evangelion horrible storytelling37Neon Genesis Evangelion
24.Tolkien and Miyazaki - How to use narrative minimalism37Dark Souls
25.HIMYM - Writing a good ending39
26.Elden Ring - The necessity of evitability43
27.How Scorsese introduces lonely characters48
28.Wes Anderson - The Backward Tracking Shot120
29.Bloodborne - Between past and future70Bloodborne
30.The problems with videogames tutorials72TutorialSuper Mario Bros.
31.Satoshi Kon/David Lynch - Horror in Daylight120
32.when no character steals the show100Show
33.when the director knows what breaking the rules means92
34.when the directors can actually handle their inspirations92
35.when the producer is more important than the director109
36.Dark Souls - A map to inner tranquillity95Dark Souls
37.Hidetaka Miyazaki - Game mechanics as criticism to religion105Bloodborne
38.The obsessive cinema of Satoshi Kon and David Lynch177
39.Edward Yang - Self-destroying Cinema566
40.when the director actually knows what romance looks like18,311