I use AI everyday and for now and into the foreseeable future AI can be easily detected especially on platforms like this, why because they have to say whether it's ai or isn't ai,not only that ai is stamped with the AI that's promted to do so (the creator has a id number or what have you) and any app especially apps (to cover themselves from prosecution) software also has all of the above and punishable by law, all I'm saying is it's not worth it but to your point people will try to skate uphill and fail miserably as they always do great post thank you for sharing brother

Now thats one gallery showing I would love to see. Who knew Cameron was a great illustrator as well

Weak movie.

Zatz got to be a hero because his mother was a hero for him first! ❤

Thank you.

Blade Runner, Robocop, Alien, Akira, Tron and Terminator. The possibilities of Cyberpunk and Cybernoir are much broader than modern trends would have you believe.

Seeing this in Brooklyn tomorrow. Words can’t describe how much I can’t wait.

I LIKE PERANONS 2.

David Lean,a genius.

Thank you very much Sir Ridley Scott !!!🎥🎥🎥👍

I remember seeing 'Tested for the Unexpected' watching T.V. late one night years ago. Am I correct in thinking the original add was about 5 minutes long?. Brilliant.

Interesting behind the scenes story!

The fact that Jackson didn't want to be on the set anymore but was ok for an impersonator to be in it, is so weird and incoherent... I guess Jackson didn't want the video to be finished but his team insisted.

The question that I would ask Fincher about the video, pertains to the index card with the name "Alex" on it. Quite a few of these index cards appear in the video, but it seems that the card with the name "Alex" is given the most screen time. When I saw this video for the first time, I thought that perhaps Michael Jackson was giving some kind of shout out to a fan of his named "Alex". So, my question for Fincher is the following: Is Michael Jackson giving a shout out to someone named "Alex"?

And whoever thought of adding the extended introduction of Phat Planet, also a genius.

Phenomenon advert

Excellent compilation. Thanks for your effort, truly a masterclass on directing.

Darth Vader in Tonka at 3.00 mins

Much appreciated!!

How did you find all of these?

This is a master work - I see so many of his movies and shot selections and make me wonder which came first the movie or the commercial - truly genius - thanks for assembling it - God bless

This is superb stuff. Actor at 33.13 is Barrie Rutter, one of the greats. Wish I'd asked him about this and when I met him!

THanks so much for the video clip. You are a superb curator!

fascinating stuff!

Can't hear half the audio starting near 1/3rd through the video.

Beautiful exhibit

I WANNA SEE JAMES Cameron's SPIDER MAN IN IMAX 💯🤩

James Cameron was biased against English characters in his movie Titanic. Irish, Scottish, American or anyone else made English characters look like fools. It was really appalling. Next time he lands in Heathrow airport I would send him back from wherever he came.

The sound is terrible 😢

I wish Spielberg had a tape recorder and recorded Lean's full-length commentary to put on disc!

Really enjoyed seeing Seth's model city in this!

Maybe this could be the story for season three.

awesome stuff! thanks for sharing!

I’m so bummed that Daniel didn’t come to the U.S. tour. That would’ve been really cool

Thanks for posting this video.

The Boss 🙏🏽

Wonderful memento of the show. I caught it. Only walking distance from my place.

Click bait title. Yes he used doubles and stand ins as do all stars, however l, the close up shots are Michael. There are parts where he's not seen full on and a part where his hair looks completely different, that I always noticed and thought "that doesnt look like him."

N E C E S I T O una version animada con esos diseños originales

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One of my fav production behind the scenes on the net and it’s only has 2k views. Shocking. Love this. My fav ad of all time! ❤

This was already known fact. Anyway, the only place that could feature a double, was the car scene, and the end shot. The rest of it it is obvious that is MJ.

Fascinating, well-spoken man. I could listen to David Lean for hours.

This was so beautifully sensational to listen to that it made me shed a tear. 😢

Seeing Topolski in London is a treat. The bar in Waterloo with all of his large painted panels is a must-see.

Sat down his comic book hariso saus nuthi n leaves harisoisery man😊

He has such a unique style, he’s a genius imo

Great little video! I just want to know more now, though!

What a great documentary! i found it PARTICULARLY interesting because, although Scott is one of my ALL-TIME favorite directors, I mainly ONLY prefer THIS 1977-1991 era of his filmmaking. Here's my Top 10 Favorite Scott films, followed by some personal thoughts: #01. ALIEN - 1979 (the 2003 Director's Cut) #02. BLADE RUNNER - 1982 (the 1982 International Cut with Harrison Ford narration) #03. LEGEND - 1985 (the 1985 Extended Director's Cut with Jerry Goldsmith score) #04. ALIEN: COVENANT - 2017 #05. PROMETHEUS - 2012 #06. BLACK RAIN - 1989 #07. THELMA & LOUISE - 1991 #08. GLADIATOR - 2000 (Extended Director's Cut) #09. THE DUELLISTS - 1977 #10. SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER ME - 1987 "Alien" and "Blade Runner" are both absolute 10/10 CLASSICS... Two of the greatest films EVER made... And between 1977 and 1991, Scott was definitely one of the BEST directors out there... All 7 movies that he made during this time period are outstanding. However,, aside from "Gladiator", "Prometheus", and "Alien: Covenant", I don't like ANY of his movies made AFTER 1991's Thelma & Louise... NONE of them "do it" for me AT ALL... But, "Man", I love the movies that I listed here!. Regarding my personal introduction to the cinematic work of this master craftsman... I first saw the original ALIEN in the theatre in 1979 when I was 12-years-old... In fact, it was the VERY FIRST R-Rated film that I EVER SAW in a movie theatre... I had to literally FIGHT with my mother and father to get ONE of them to take me to see it... I put up SUCH a temper tantrum that they eventually caved in... My father "lost" the coin toss, so HE took me... During the now-classic ultra-violent chestburster death scene of John Hurt, my father turned to me, worried about the well-being of his young son, and asked me if I wanted to leave... "SHUT UP, DAD... LEAVE ME ALONE!", I angerly whispered back annoyingly under my breath, "I'M WATCHING THE MOVIE!"... Yes, it WAS scaring the hell out of me... But I was ALSO absolutely LOVING it... So we stayed... and that day I saw a cinematic CLASSIC. I was TOTALLY TRANSFORMED by what I was seeing up there on the screen as I sat there in the darkness. I had NEVER seen ANYTHING like that before. "Alien" blew me away in 1979, and it STILL blows me away today... It is simply one of the GREATEST movies EVER made... It is PERFECT...It is ICONIC... It is a MASTERPIECE... (And how about that "badass" Sigourney Weaver? "WOW!"). Additionally, the best cut is the 2003 Director's Cut. I LOVE Ripley's encounter with Dallas at the end... So EMOTIONAL! PS: The same can also be said for "Blade Runner"... ANOTHER masterpiece of cinema... Just as "Alien" had done to me three years earlier, I was BLOWN AWAY when I saw it in the theatre in 1982... And that feeling is EXACTLY the same now, all these years later... (And Harrison Ford is just the COOLEST dude ever!)... BTW, the 1982 versions WITH the narration are the ONLY way to watch it... Great "Sam Spade / Philip Marlowe" vibes! And Deckard is ABSOLUTELY NOT a replicant! I HATE that suggestion in the "Final" cut... SO DUMB! I love Scott, but really... WTF was he thinking? (WHO did he think he was fooling by slapping unicorn outtakes from "Legend" into the film?). Plus, I LOVE the original finale with Deckard and Rachel driving off into the sunset... So EPIC and CATHARTIC! PPS: The ONLY "Legend" version to watch is the Extended Cut with Goldsmith's score... The longer running length enhances the narrative... and that music is GORGEOUS! I can't believe that this documentary glossed right over this great film!

And here I am after realize that being a director means: To know how to manage people and money as well as making sure that everything is happening on time.