Thats not thats equations of God🙏🏻🌿🌱🌾♾️

Soooooo... The song is from her roll in the move Jump In, which was a double Dutch movie she did with Corbin Bleu. And the scenes that keep popping up is from her roll in the movie Joyful Noise which she played in with Queen Latifah and Dolly Parton. Lol

The ending we wanted

Amen 🙌 amazing Amen 🙌👏 🎉🎉🎉❤ I love you baby girl 💝

this is cool

This is emotional for me ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😢😢😢😢😢

They really take their Christmas pageants seriously. Yikes.

RIP Irrfan Khan, legend

Thank you

I'd be interested in seeing a horror or thriller try this concept

I really like the 2002 remake. Angela Bettis plays Carrie brilliantly - she has a real "other" vibe about her, making her come across as an outcast. For me she also plays it in such a way that I really feel for her, the bullying she endures at school, as well as from her nutcase mother. Angela makes Carrie LOOK completely downcast, without confidence, and full of rage and sadness whereas Sissy Spacek, whilst she's a great actress, I just don't have the same feelings of sympathy and sadness towards her interpretation of Carrie. The 2002 version is let down I think by the special effects during the "black prom". Even for 20 odd years ago the effects look cheap and kind of fake. The CGI looks CGI. The 1976 original of course, doesn't use CGI as there wasn't any to use! But I do get what you're saying about it looking a little feeble. I guess lack of tech to pull off what they wanted to show didn't help, as well as budget constraints. Overall I do agree the characterisation in 2002 Carrie hits better. Everyone feels more involved, more real, and not just going through what the script told them to. 2002 Carrie was a backdoor pilot, or meant to be, for a TV series showing Carrie helping others with telekinesis. I think its a shame that never happened. The 2013 remake of Carrie was ok, but didn't offer anything new. It just re-treads the 1976 movie almost scene for scene. Chloe Grace Moretz was good with what she was given, but she's too conventionally attractive (Hollywood pretty) to play Carrie as she is supposed to be, and I didn't feel an awful lot of sadness or sympathy for her. However her prom scene is miles better than the other two as it had the budget and the technology to pull off the effects much better. Everything feels more violent and looks more fierce and realistic.

0:56 is this edited cause I didn't seen this scene anywhere

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“Do you know Pi?” “Yes: 3,1415…” “No, not that Pi…”

This movie is Ang Lee's gift to the world, however it ends.

I know im years late but this is beautiful in its own way too. In his own way Richard Parker did say goodbye to Pi. Mind you he is a Tiger, they have stomachs for brains. He has a memory/vision of Pi right before he leaps in the jungle. He’s starving and Pi would be helpless to stop him from eating him. If RP looked back at Pi and saw how vulnerable he would have eaten him. He fought that urge and went for a different source, out of love one might say.

RIP Irfan

00:36 Well, That's upto you

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There is no doubt that this is one of the best movies i have ever seen. Although pi lost his family and survived 227 days at sea with a tiger, he became very fond of richard parker although he never saw him as his friend. I love this movie very much it is highly recommended and It's based on real events 🫶🏻❤️

I know that this is an old video but I hope by now this dude is aware the M. Night Shyamalan has re-risen. His movies are awesome, especially the thrillers. In my opinion he never fell in the first place. Cheers! 🥂

I like that he says he has a cat.

Where is Tobey?

It’s an amazing story about life, how much we should cherish it.

The actual one is open-ended so it's the ONE.

I think this ending is better bc of 3 reasons: it shows that the tiger is ok and still alive, Pi's story ends even happier and also on a better note, and this ending retouches on Pi and Richard Parker's unlikely friendship, shiwing thzt maybe, the tiger didnt leave him bc he wasn't his friend, or forever, bc maybe the island was the tiger's gome, and although goodbyes are hard, maybe it was meant to be that way, and who knows? Maybe Richard Parker has a family of his own, too. Although they grew up, friendhip will last gorever, goodbye or not, because its only "see you later." Goodbyes shouldn't be forever.

* Alternate Extended Ending

This is ending gave me hope

Nrnnnf❤nn

could you dress like of the other gorilla's as well, Stan or Barry?

Thank you, Irrfan Khan, Thank you Richard Parker, see you forever❤❤🥺🥺✨✨

Masterpiece of a movie and although I prefer the Tiger story and want that to be the true story as this ending suggests, there's something very Human about the ending they went with and the touch of Mystery and dread of the other story. Also just to point this out, there is one mistake in the entire movie and that's when the tiger eats the goat. Idk if they did it on purpose to maybe foreshadow and represent Pi's loose grip of reality after coming off of that boat. I'm sure everyone noticed that the goat was on the other side of the bars from the tiger yet somehow the tiger pulls the entire goat through them. It would be interesting to know whether that was intentional or not.

another banger of a video dude!!!

Richard Parker was real. People can debate all they want about the philosophical connections but the real ones are irrefutable. - His father owns a Zoo - Richard Parker isn't a codename, nor is it religious at all. - Banana's DO float in water - The Japanese insurance claim agents acknowledge and use Pi's story about the tiger in the official report - No dead bodies were found in the raft when he was rescued - Mamahji referred the writer to Pi Patel because of the story about being shipwrecked with Richard Parker. Insinuating that he knew who the tiger was but didn't tell the writer that it wasn't a man because the identity of the tiger and the name are one in the same. - Tigers are excellent swimmers Once you add up all the facts is quite obvious the Richard Parker existed and was with Pi Patel while being stranded. Just because he's the only one who can confirm Richard Parker was with him the whole time doesn't mean he wasn't there, to insinuate that nothing exists just because you can't see it is stupid.

another epic video dude :) cant wait for the next one!

can you do johhny?

Nice! Little lengthy but liked the cinematic vlog type format. Maybe break it into one character at a time?

Loved the costume how tos

SOUL BROTHER!

Talk about doing what you could with what you had to work with... Ouch!

Love the edition

I love Annie

Eli Mills and Simon Masrani

Oh so this is what it feels like being first comment

I can't understand a word this guy is saying

RIP Irfan Khan. This is a beautiful, beautiful movie about the bond between an animal and a human. I will watch it with my plush (real-to-me) dog Sanskrit. I will probably end up watching it with my (future) real dog…

I have watched this Movie many Times and i Just noticed he Named his Son Ravi. Like his Brother! 🥲

I wish they had put this in the story. Of course I understand the point being made about God. But to me the tiger is real and I believe the boy's story. Why would he make up such a wild story? How, even, could he, unless he's a hell of a writer ? No, the first story he told is the truth. It's perfectly plausible - the ship was full of animals and, like the boy, some of them survived . I have no doubt of its veracity . I'm also in love with that beautiful tiger. He struck me from the first as a big kitty cat .

My eyes become In tears when a news paper cutting shows a loins picture and a emotional sound .. because I have pets when I was my in bad phase in my lyf so I just hug my pet and cry they never judge me. Ki I m right or wrong they just feel my tears and sit besides me .. They were no more now .. This vidio make me remaind that pure realtion 😭