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@0_Akari_0
@0_Akari_0 3 күн бұрын
Let’s go First comment!
@SovereignGirl6669
@SovereignGirl6669 20 күн бұрын
Great work! Seems like you're getting more comfortable in front of the mic. It was difficult to hear you in some parts. Perhaps in the future you can mention the reason WHY Trump's voices in your head and that is due to media programming .
@phillipmcallister1
@phillipmcallister1 Ай бұрын
Good vid. I really enjoyed how they didnt hold back on cgi and budget for action. Usually you can tell its the big battle or where the budget is spent. But this film carried the action, cgi, gore the whole way through and didnt hold back.
@christopherreichart9193
@christopherreichart9193 Ай бұрын
I blame Facebook and tick-tock and social media not Disney
@christopherreichart9193
@christopherreichart9193 Ай бұрын
I blame Facebook and tick-tock and social media
@astrosquirrel5038
@astrosquirrel5038 Ай бұрын
This ideology is killing media and culture. We need to return to God, traditional values, and escapist entertainment that inspires and thrills again.
@hipsnowsis7374
@hipsnowsis7374 Ай бұрын
(written without watching because I cba) im sorry but if you believe "woke" is a real thing that people believe in and not a dogwhistle that is used to brush off any legitimate concerns a marginalised person might have then you have not done your research. there is no "woke". just like there is no "antifa". none of these things are real identifiers any leftist has ever used, they're just shallow projection. also we need DEI cause otherwise every actor is the same white guy lmao. anyway go growl at homeless people or whatever it is you people do in your free time.
@_MECHA_
@_MECHA_ Ай бұрын
Underated
@arbisangria8933
@arbisangria8933 2 ай бұрын
This movie was just ok. The 1st 2 were way better. I agree with you except for not adding any more Death Angel related info. This movie introduced the big DAs, eggs/sacs, and looks like way more dropped in on big metro cities such as NY. It just needed more action. I think the budget was only somewhere around 60 mil? I think they werent expecting this to be a successful movie due to ppl prefering to not going to the theaters anymore, i recommend everyone to watch at the theaters so we can get more big budget flicks
@SovereignGirl6669
@SovereignGirl6669 2 ай бұрын
Great commentary
@SovereignGirl6669
@SovereignGirl6669 2 ай бұрын
Great job. Take your foot off the brake in pointing out the insanity of this world. More people wish they had the courage that you had talking about JB.
@SovereignGirl6669
@SovereignGirl6669 2 ай бұрын
What exactly would be the reason why a person chooses an iPhone over an Android?
@SovereignGirl6669
@SovereignGirl6669 2 ай бұрын
Thank you for this upload. Very insightful. More men need to have discussions like this instead of watching sports
@FleshDorito
@FleshDorito 2 ай бұрын
I thought it was a decent movie but I do agree I wish we’d learn more about the aliens. Definitely worth watching though.
@tc556guy
@tc556guy 2 ай бұрын
I saw it two days ago. Its a money grab from the studio. The basic concept of seeing the beginning of the collapse makes sense, but this film wasn't that. A big mistake the film makers made was assuming that anyone would care if NYC was destroyed by the aliens. Most of the rest of the state would be throwing house parties. They should have set the film somewhere like a mid-sized midwestern city, not a large coastal city like NYC, LA, SF, etc.
@apihmohd
@apihmohd 2 ай бұрын
I was expecting soooo much.. and when i go out from the cinema i was like, is that it? 😅
@ADBLOCKER4YOUTUBE
@ADBLOCKER4YOUTUBE 2 ай бұрын
Why does this movie exist? Easy. To make money. The premise is ludicrous. Like I said, to make money....
@user-ep4ie1gk3k
@user-ep4ie1gk3k 2 ай бұрын
There was nothing wrong with this movie, this guy just has bad taste in movies
@user-ep4ie1gk3k
@user-ep4ie1gk3k 2 ай бұрын
@@MrHurricaneFloyddang bro, why do you have be such a jerk about, have you ever heard of people having an opinion??? Seriously, say what you wanna say but I think that this movie is good. And if you think this movie is so bad, then tell me what is so bad about it
@yeeyee1690
@yeeyee1690 Ай бұрын
​@@user-ep4ie1gk3kwhy do you say everybody has an opinion yet you judge the creator's taste?Anyway this movie does have some good moments but there are 40 minutes of nothing happening,it shows less than the second movie about the first day even though it is called day one and it has an ending that leaves you like:That's it?
@jadapandy
@jadapandy 2 ай бұрын
What a HUGE BOREFEST of a movie!!!
@frankgeurts3912
@frankgeurts3912 2 ай бұрын
Agent Smith, purpose
@josam4545
@josam4545 2 ай бұрын
Dude, having an antagonistic or contrary opinion won't get your views up or make you liked. You shouldn't have watched the movie let alone make a video on it.
@_MECHA_
@_MECHA_ Ай бұрын
​@@MrHurricaneFloydong
@AnonymOus-dp3jj
@AnonymOus-dp3jj 2 ай бұрын
A quit place japan.. with swords.......ninja and yakusa.
@lamarazmoe6438
@lamarazmoe6438 2 ай бұрын
That movie sucked a**. I'm terminally ill so let's go on a suicide mission for pizza
@chriz9959
@chriz9959 2 ай бұрын
i liked the movie especially the story of her.
@adicide9070
@adicide9070 2 ай бұрын
nope. was a good, touching flick.
@sneakerb0ss176
@sneakerb0ss176 2 ай бұрын
to me it's kinda like a side quest or expansion of the 2nd movie when they also mention day1 of what happened on the first movie, and at the end of day one it basically continues to the people from the boat into the island
@shawnwright3551
@shawnwright3551 2 ай бұрын
And huge plot flaw - how the aliens pilot their spaceship to Earth (Part 2 during baseball game) when they cannot see ?
@mikefraser3688
@mikefraser3688 2 ай бұрын
Looks fucking good to me
@luismeza2115
@luismeza2115 2 ай бұрын
Is this nothing new? We found out how people in the city would react to those creatures. The creatures make their own food. I understand this movie could be daunting for sociopaths or psychopaths because of its heavy humanity aspect.
@robertdiehl1281
@robertdiehl1281 2 ай бұрын
It just seems like they wanted to pull in a more woke agenda. It’s the agenda of a lot of movies.
@tangecholima
@tangecholima 2 ай бұрын
I agree,i watched the previous,
@allierembert1524
@allierembert1524 2 ай бұрын
An amazing video 10/10, we want more!
@pjberish
@pjberish 2 ай бұрын
@@allierembert1524 😅 happy to be of service!
@soroush5809
@soroush5809 2 ай бұрын
great video
@gamemaker1234
@gamemaker1234 2 ай бұрын
Keep up the good work!
@OfAngelsAndAnarchist
@OfAngelsAndAnarchist 3 ай бұрын
…. Jordan lost his mind somewhere after becoming famous. Why would you bother with anything of his now?
@pjberish
@pjberish 3 ай бұрын
Do you mean you don’t agree with him politically? Or has he lost his mind in some other way?
@antigonesmith9781
@antigonesmith9781 3 ай бұрын
@@pjberish Can't speak for the original poster, but I think it's fair to say that Dr. Peterson is at present a far more controversial figure than he was prior to gaining such massive amounts of fame. Instead of "lost his mind," perhaps it's more on point to say he lost the minds of some who were once fans/followers of his? Of course, it's completely your call in terms of topic. Wouldn't have it any other way...
@pjberish
@pjberish 3 ай бұрын
@@antigonesmith9781 Sure. I’m just curious if there are one or two exemplary things he said or did that were a tipping point for people who don’t watch his content anymore. And are those things political in nature?
@andrewoconnellperth
@andrewoconnellperth 3 ай бұрын
You are actually right. Jordan suffers now from what I am going to coin "Moses Syndrome" - it's like a Messiah complex but not quite. It's the compulsion to lead people to the 'light' - to the 'promised land'. The thing is: no-one actually asked Jordan for all his 'wisdom'. Acquiring a massive following means you have a lot of people, well, 'following' you and hanging on every word you say. A vicious cycle is then created (and it's essentially addiction to fame): I say something, I gain more followers, my subconscious tells me that I gained more followers BECAUSE of what I said, my subconscious then tells me that if I gained "X" followers by saying "A", I should gain "10 times X" followers if I say "10 times A". What results is Jordan saying increasingly ridiculous, unintelligible things - because his subconscious tells him: that's what gets me more followers (read: my drug hit or high) although his rational mind is telling him "more and more people need my guidance".
@teodordjuric6323
@teodordjuric6323 3 ай бұрын
@@pjberish I think his clinical advice is still really good but i dont like how he says the climate alarmism is unjustified
@MarkRameyMRFilm
@MarkRameyMRFilm 4 ай бұрын
I really enjoyed the film. It delivered what I expected. To me, it did harken back to those popcorn action flicks that I remember. It was there to be enjoyed. I loved their lampooning of the troups of their genre while using those same troups. The chemistry between Gosling and Blount was fun. Jeane Claude was a scene stealer.
@3756hans
@3756hans 4 ай бұрын
We all know why. Some subjects are not allowed to be honestly researched because the results don't fit the NARRATIVE. another one is Race & IQ
@michaelcicero2967
@michaelcicero2967 4 ай бұрын
I really appreciate your breakdown of these studies and the assertion. It's a common talking point various social psychology circles, and your breakdown mirrors my own experiences in reading and discussing similar articles. That is to say, people will misrepresent findings of research to suit their narratives, even when they're "trained psychology researchers" who should theoretically be far more capable of understanding their own bias and looking it things through an objective lens. I recently was part of a graduate level seminar discussion class discussing a paper on racial bias, published from University of Washington. The authors of the paper stated that "interest in the concept of microaggressions has increased substantially" and then cited Lilienfeld 2017. I'm familiar with that article, he provided a masterclass breakdown of why the concept of microaggressions lacks any sort of cohesive definition or scientific validity and needs to be entirely scrapped until those concerns can be addressed. Just goes to show how worthless "peer reviewed journal" articles are if social justice oriented social psych academics from UW can cite lilienfeld as a reason for why we should be taking microaggressions seriously.
@pjberish
@pjberish 4 ай бұрын
Critical thinking can reveal a lot of cracks in the armor of social justice concepts.
@bradleytrease2290
@bradleytrease2290 4 ай бұрын
The perception of assertiveness in men and women has been a subject of study and debate, particularly in the context of leadership and workplace dynamics. Research indicates that while men and women are perceived equally in terms of leadership effectiveness overall, there are nuances. For instance, women are often rated more effective by others but rate themselves less effective compared to men's self-assessments. Additionally, stereotypes persist, with women seen as less assertive than men by male raters, though female raters view women as equally independent and competent in leadership. Gender differences in the perception of assertiveness in social situations are a reflection of broader societal norms and expectations. Studies suggest that women's assertiveness is often interpreted differently than men's, with women sometimes facing backlash for behaviors that are accepted in men. This discrepancy can influence the dynamics of social interactions, where assertive behavior by women may be perceived as aggressive or unfriendly, whereas men may be seen as confident and strong.
@pjberish
@pjberish 4 ай бұрын
Access all of the linked studies in the video description, for free, here: sci-hub.hkvisa.net/
@prodRedEyes5
@prodRedEyes5 4 ай бұрын
You came um in my recommendations, good luck with your channel, stay healthy
@MikePhilbin1966
@MikePhilbin1966 5 ай бұрын
I like your use of language.
@fastpace101
@fastpace101 5 ай бұрын
Chamber of Secrets in Harry Potter was the most direct book to movie they made and it was awful. Prerequisite for audience understanding full source material isn't going to make you money on a box office budget. Telling a story will. The first movie was fairly boring but this movie tied it together and visually was the best VFX movie I can remember.
@DrAutoflower
@DrAutoflower 5 ай бұрын
Stop smoking crack lol
@marks7037
@marks7037 5 ай бұрын
😮 I can't believe this video has so few views and not a single comment. Great video essay!
@pjberish
@pjberish 5 ай бұрын
Thank you, sir!
@godisclapton1
@godisclapton1 5 ай бұрын
Plot wise the movie could have done better. There is allot of important plot point that was skimmed or skipped over. Chani was supposed to have had been in a multi year long relationship with Paul, had a child and had basically been a wife in all but name. The fact that this all the movie happened in a time span of a of months not years. We deserved to see Paul’s sister as a young girl not as a fetus.
@mossematters
@mossematters 5 ай бұрын
With all due respect to you and your opinion, why must you bring politics into the review? It felt uncomfortable and out of place, and left me with a slightly bitter impression of you. Otherwise, I loved your insight and I do agree with you about how the first one was slightly better than part 2.
@pjberish
@pjberish 5 ай бұрын
Hey, I get it. A lot of things that weren't politicized now are, and it's exhausting. In my view, a significant amount of movies today are overtly political in a way they never were before. The Oscars and several studios, including Disney and Amazon, have put DEI quotas for movies in place that fundamentally change the incentives for movie-makers from making a good movie to making one that achieves "equity." They are the ones politicizing movies and, often times, the movies suffer because of that. So, when I see a good movie, like Dune: Part Two, that lacks any overt, woke aspects I call it out because it legitimately makes the movie better. We see this reflected in ratings on Rotten Tomatoes and IMDB all of the time: audiences generally do not like overt political messaging of any kind in movies. I understand you may not share the same view, but I'm at least glad you got some value out of the other parts of the video.
@killtyrant
@killtyrant 5 ай бұрын
Youre going in with the book in mind. I can definitely agree that some things felt like it either should have had a bigger impact (the destruction of a sietch) or it felt rushed (the death of Rabban) but it was definitely a defining film overall. It was a long movie but at no point was it boring or spoon feed exposition. The "show dont tell" method (the riding of the sandworms and how exposing the holes between the scales prevent the worm from diving) was used quite a bit and the acting (walken was definitely a funny choice) was good enough to convey the missing inner dialoges. I think it waa a solid 8 to 9 out of 10. The weird choice of walken and some scenes feeling rushed/missing impact do detract and break the immersion here and there. However, its only but a couple scenes in an almost 3 hour show time. I think its at least on the same playing field as Lotr.
@pjberish
@pjberish 5 ай бұрын
I am excited to watch it again; perhaps I'll have a different opinion the second time around. I wasn't that impressed with LOTR the first time I watched it but my opinion of it improved with each viewing.
@killtyrant
@killtyrant 5 ай бұрын
​​@@pjberish I don't think you were off base or anything, I just think that the 2nd move had book bias going against it esp since the first movie is what captivated you enough to want to read the dune series. So I think unintentionally, expectations may have been placed on how you wanted things to play out in specific scenes/keynotes. Maybe I didn't convey that thought process well enough. I think a 2nd viewing might help piece together parts that were glossed over in your mind because this director definitely tried to limit exposition in part 2 and wanted the actors to do thr heavy lifting in their mannerisms, body language and facial expressions. I agree overall with your complaints and triumphs of the film, I just think you gave the negatives a heavier weight against the score than I personally would.
@humbleopulence
@humbleopulence 5 ай бұрын
How could he not, though? He read the books. I read the books years ago, am I supposed to forget them simply so I can enjoy the film? Were the films not primarily made for the core audience that would carry the hype forward? So why is it only non book readers are happy about these films? I came out feeling uninspired, insulted and most severely disappointed. I know I'm not the only one. And when even my non book reader friends remark that "So much FEELS missing from the second half" - that's not a good sign. The hype for this film is simply unjustified, and time will very soon tell just that.
@_philipp__
@_philipp__ 5 ай бұрын
No politics? The entire Dune saga is a cautionary tale to be weary of the charismatic leader. The books and the movies have an agenda to push.
@pjberish
@pjberish 5 ай бұрын
I didn’t say there are no politics in Dune. I said Part Two does not attempt to push partisan political messages. “Be weary of charismatic leaders” is not a partisan political message.
@_philipp__
@_philipp__ 5 ай бұрын
@@pjberish The warning of charismatic leadership is very libertarian at its core. Herbert was a Republican and had strong political beliefs which influenced his works. He described President Kennedy as one of the most dangerous presidents for that very reason, and he considered Nixon to be a good president because he personified distrust in government. I'm not saying that you say there is no politics in Dune. I'm saying that your claim that other media are pushing an agenda and Dune would be a glorious exception is simply untrue. It's simply a different agenda than e.g. feminism or racism. You may share the political agenda presented in Dune, you may find it so utterly normal that you don't even perceive the media as pushing an agenda. Either way: Dune, by design, pushes a political agenda. It was written for that very purpose. To claim otherwise ignores anything the author has ever said about his own work. Heck, Herbert wrote Dune Messiah in part only to completely deconstruct Paul as the hero, as he always wanted him to be an anti-hero and was irritated that many people reading the first book would think of Paul as the classical hero.
@pjberish
@pjberish 5 ай бұрын
I should have been more precise with what I said in the video. I generally find the insertion of any overt, partisan political messaging or ideologies in movies to be a turnoff. Modern movies are often influenced by woke ideology in a very in-your-face way and I'm glad Denis Villeneuve chose, for the most part, to faithfully adapt the source material. If you had people place Dune on the political spectrum it's not obvious to me that people would immediately know where to place it. I suspect the average placement would be somewhere in the middle.
@tylerhughes5420
@tylerhughes5420 5 ай бұрын
Lmao what a shitty take