When this movie 🎥 came out, I was 10 years old. I didn't see it then but, when I was 16 , I did. One thing. Back in the day, people didn't tell everyone the end of great movies. Especially if it was a spoiler! People cared back then and wanted you to be as surprised as they were. When the end came, it was so shocking the entire drive - in was gasping! Yeah, drive - in ! Another relic from the past . Anyway, this movie ushered in a complete change in movies. From that moment on , movies would never be the same. Thanks for your retrospective of this groundbreaking movie.

AAA quality

Why is Scorpio taking the bus to San Quentin? Never understood that.

Nerdporeal is the Mike stoklasa of wheel of time. It’s a running gag now that Mike always relates something to Star Trek. Push through the slow parts and it’s worth it. I wonder if reading them with it all done affects this. Every time I hear them talk about first editions I have regret. I never valued that and probably threw some away. My dad always bought hardcovers so that’s what I had. I’d read them so much that the spine would break. I threw them away and got a new one. I never cared for first editions and never dream I wouldn’t be able to replace them because the new ones would be different. Luckily I have the set. I don’t touch them. I have paperback versions though the last two rereads I’ve done audiobooks. I just wish I had cared for first editions then. The only first edition I know I have is a signed terry godkind but it’s one of the shitty later ones

There’s some Latin influences. La mar is Spanish for sea and in French it’s mer. But I was looking for another romance word for the sea folk because of how annoying they are. Look up the Spanish word mierde or French merde. Basically sea folk could be shit people

I agree that the Perrin blacksmith scene is one of the best. I tend to read very fast so sometimes I miss stuff and have to go back. I would fail dain’s reading comprehension quizzes. Because of this I missed how great a sense of humor Perrin has. A year or two ago I decided to try audiobooks because I can listen at work and that even made his sense of humor come out better. I always figured Moiraine learned balefire in the past 20 years. One possibility is cadusane. Spoiler She also knows who she’ll marry before rhuidean because she mentions it at the beginning of the next book. This always made me think she had quite an interesting life before winternight. She could easily have learned it in this time.

The dark friend social has a great Jaws reference. I didn’t notice it until recently. He describes someone as having “lifeless eyes, black eyes, like a dolls eyes”. For those unaware, this is from the great scene from jaws where quint tells his uss Indianapolis story

Awesome convo y'all, thanks for having it! That Alanna scene was rough, just another unwelcome presence in Rand's mind, one more constant than even LTT. Though that instant karma of her always feeling Rand's pain.. The universe tends to find balance, eh? Well, til the next discussion, thanks again!

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Merci beaucoup pour l'histoire de Planet's Apes❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Millions of blessings, Esther St Juste

great stream!

to conclude this magnum opus. "In every age, in every place, the deeds of men remain the same "

Your guests should be ashamed of themselves for the constant slander of naming you Drunkporeal! Very clearly you were in no way inebriated. 😜

#Whiskyporeal and White Castle stream

Nerd man!! When you’re done with Job read my book bro. Daniel. Veeeeeery very interesting.

I still think this is the best game in the series. Nintendo put on a masterclass in adventure gaming. This game was perfection and really mindblowing when it came out. The graphics, story, music, progression, and gameplay was top notch for the time and still hold up to this day. The world was so immersive and would carry me away as a kid. It has such nostalgia and is a great representation of how creative gaming was at the time

Its a great game, there was not enough 3D isometic games on the 16 bit consoles at all to me, I would of loved to see a Castlevania game, or somthing simular to that with a Super Mario RPG, or Sonic 3D Blast look.

That intermission claps soo hard

Good insight

The hardest part of this game was to getting all the items. These were located in counter intuitive locations, many without any clue, and no way to figure it out except by randomness. Sometimes it was a matter of luck to hit the right spot. Given this, the game can be harder than it really is and frustrating as there is no straight forward items narrative. As an example, you can encounter a boss that requires an item you should have gotten three temples before in order to be defeated, and they don't tell you where this is nor what is useful for. This is one of the conclusions I came by finishing the game (again) a couple of weeks ago. Other than that, it is truly a master piece

As a U.S. Marine I enjoyed the parody of the Marines in the film. The lack of discipline lacked comic sensibilities however in that true comedy requires a morsel of truth to be funny.

That was fun! Some deep cuts

A film i need to rewatch

This movie is proof truly good visual design can make some movies look wonderful no matter how much time passes and technology advances.

I’ve started this video like 5x It’s so comforting and nostalgic I go to sleepy every time. It makes me feel warm idk

wow what an amazing quality footage, is that a dvd/blue ray version? it looks upscaled wonderfully where did you got it?

i've tried to played those days and why its soooo hard lol, i was better when i was young

I love this movie!

AMERICUS DELENDA EST !!!!!!!!!!!

🦍🦧🐵 ...Smile! 📸 ... 🤣🤣 18:28 🤣🤣👍 classic 👌

Yang Wen Li is not based on Sun Tzu as some comments here suggest, he's based on Admiral Yi Sun-sin. He was a Korean Admiral of the Joseon Kingdom who fought against the invading Japanese Samurai during the Imjin War in the late 16th century. Admiral Yi is widely considered the greatest naval commander in history, because of his innovative tactics and the fact that he defeated enemy Samurai fleets that outnumbered his own, during several battles. Among other things, he pioneered the use of armored battle ships ( the ''turtle ships'') in naval combat. He basically single handedly defeated the Samurai fleet, while his own King fled from the invading Japanese. And just like Yang, his own corrupt government, imprisoned him because they perceived him as a threat, despite him being not interested in grabbing power. There's a S.Korean movie trilogy about him ( The Admiral- Roaring Currents, Hansan- Rising Dragon & Noryang- Sea of Death) which I highly recommend and various documentaries about him. And if you ever visit Seoul, they have a huge statue similar to the one for Lord Admiral Nelson in London.

The video is way to long, and.... I just can't get enough of it!!!!

The hell with the voice. Hahaha

My all-time favorite horror movie! I watch it every Halloween.

It is a shame that movies like this aren't made anymore.

The Fog is a great movie. I didn't get to see it in theaters as a kid but I did catch it on HBO in the mid-80s and was surprised at how good it was.

great video, was laughing when you mentioned GRRM, has let me down with the story SONG. but, without opened up fevere dream and the excellent short stories and this peculiar book called dying of the light. on interviews he was saying about his favorite stories and he talked about Jack Vance, and his Dying Earth series. Dam good stuff there. he definitely make me open doors to more great authors and books

11:42 I know what you did lol

Great conversation #Trekporeal

There is a point in the movie where the idea of the human mind as tool for power and manipulation is referred too. Although I can’t remember where, I think it’s in an early scene in Morbius’s study where he says something about the possibility of a ‘civilization without instrumentality’ to Adams and Ostrow. And I think this is the one early reference to what is meant by monsters from the id. Where the Krell had developed the power of their minds to manipulate and distribute mass anywhere on the planet. And did so by harnessing the power of their nuclear plants. Which Morbius had also learned through the educator. But, by doing so, had also inherited the one fatal flaw that destroyed the Krell.

Best game in the series followed by Ocarina of time.

Great stream

Thank you for reviewing this movie! I saw a bit of it briefly on a tv at work and was very curious about the story 😊

I think it is a very faithful remake. A very good one.

Best Zelda ALTTP retro I have seen. Well done.

Incredible...absolutely incredible

Iv never played this game! Even for someone that is nearly 40 years old I never even heard of Zelda until ocarina of time, that was my first experience to the franchise

43:35 I'ma be honest, the video was fine until this part, you're basically saying you don't know why it's called Metroid-Vania in the 1st place, and just acknowledges the Metroid part of the games because it's the easier one to notice, even tho a bunch of things in these kind of games were inspired by Symphony of the Night and later Castlevania entries

“Plan the apes”?