It's the world itself that is dying and it will die in the dirt without a whimper.
@icarus55041 минут бұрын
I heard it said somewhere, "everything today is a copy of a copy of a copy" and that feels increasingly true. Everything is being synthesized and imitated and our culture is starving for a new renaissance.
@kanyecheedar91702 сағат бұрын
Intellectual Property is not real and is meant to create artificial scarcity by threatening people with extortion/being locked in a cage
@GuttermanGaming212 сағат бұрын
17:34 Aged like milk.
@mateosac37993 сағат бұрын
yeah culture is eating itself if the only culture u have is disney
@lastchancevideo73723 сағат бұрын
The Joker is only original as a comic book adaptation. Otherwise it’s a cheap rip-off of two Scorsese films with DC lipstick.
@LesMachinesNoires5 сағат бұрын
On the Christ, I'm painter, professional artist, I remember that story, and my theory back in the days was they made up this story to cover up the fact they took the painting out, sold to a private owner... It's a very comun use to replace art pieces with copies, to sell to private domain on the black market.
@blickluke6 сағат бұрын
Honestly thought you were Whatifalthistoty for a minute
@Ameyjangamanimates6 сағат бұрын
0:07 to 0:40 the thing that frisk says is just "oh wow" and gets her bytes decreased until neo
@SpankMyFace7 сағат бұрын
Modern writers *hate* classic stories. That's why they ruin all of them, they see them as problems that need to be fixed.
@Holphana9 сағат бұрын
You don't smoke enough weed bro. Looking for that hidden secret inside capitalism but it's actually right in front of you. I'm convinced that the stereotype "you smoke too much" is a misidentification. You clearly don't smoke weed.
@jlee4799 сағат бұрын
And you fuckers will keep shelling over money for rubbish like these. It will never end.
@kasvos929210 сағат бұрын
Instead of remaking how about you reintroduce it back into cinemas in if possible higher fidelity and quality??
@dorklymorkly329010 сағат бұрын
ashkenaz jew.
@dorklymorkly329010 сағат бұрын
all of this is stupid.
@sheenamackewn88811 сағат бұрын
Always has been and always will be 1 of my top favorite artists 😊👏
@bluemissed824211 сағат бұрын
despite all of this, thank you for turning me on to the Electric State graphic novel! It looks amazing
@julianicholson582211 сағат бұрын
the boy saying he is too old to climb the tree and immediately climbing the tree when she offers apples always gutted me
@Adamfaraday13 сағат бұрын
Disney and a lot of these companies are banking on parents that will take their kids to anything as long as it gives them some quiet in a dark theater.
@us3rG13 сағат бұрын
The worst part is when you cant explain
@TheFinalIllusion14 сағат бұрын
Pause ya for one sec. So if it has a picture for every moment in time I think the number needed would almost be closer to 4096 to the power of a googolplex. I don’t think your young brain comprehends how big the world is. I appreciate the manifestation of the concept but I’d appreciate a bit more grounded perspective
@yanirmicha320614 сағат бұрын
Judaism actually does not believe that hell is eternal. I cannot explain the logic because I am not learned enough to explain it with clarity, but everyone goes to hell for a temporary time and then go to heaven. In my opinion this is just for our actions are temporary and therefore the justice for our actions are temporary.
@Allie-w1l17 сағат бұрын
I can honestly say I'm not encouraging them to make plagiarizing drivel. I have only gone to the cinemas once in the past three years. I am perfectly willing to stay home until I see great reviews from a numerous sources. I won't pay to see a bad movie just because there are not any good choices. If I don't go, they might stop making movies altogether? Boo hoo. I've been fine watching tv, reading books, or dvds of good movies I already own.
@smurfecrease18 сағат бұрын
I showed my 7 year old both versions of Aladdin and she preferred the live action version, there was no nostalgia as a basis for her comparison. People forget this. I do think a missed throughline in these conversations is adults and their relationship to childhood, and the idea that these remakes are even for us, or should be for us. In past generations, as people matured, so did their interest. That line is beyond blurry when adults have things like comic-con and cos-play and are in their 30s wearing Mario t-shirts. Adults don't want to pass the baton, for some reason, and corporations could care less. So here we are, adults arguing about "The Little Mermaid" remake not being as good as the original. Makes me think we might be better off watching that Kurosowa film we've never seen or reading that Kurt Vonnegut book we heard was so great.
@asnat718619 сағат бұрын
this feels deeply misanthropic and narcissistic, if your life feels like television, if social interaction feels fake, maybe you're being pretentious, or you're not actively looking to be with people who are like minded. If you never get to know anyone it's because you are not listening or you're not asking questions that matter.
@c.lstrife20 сағат бұрын
What I realized just now is that every time the boy takes from her, it's a part of her, so she's not really out of his life. He takes the apples, takes the branches to make a house, and takes her trunk to make the boat, all of which are a part of her. The tree is more involved in the boys' life more so than the tree and the readers think. It's just more indirect.
@Corvilux5221 сағат бұрын
Our culture is eating itself in more ways than one, and it’s not just limited to artistic mediums. Social media is a prime example of it.
@balcobops22 сағат бұрын
I'm only at 8:43 in, but I realized here that it's pretty damn ironic for a book called "The Giving Tree" to have entire pages dedicated to so little, as if the tree gave so much for something relatively small, only for it to have a big impact regardless.
@CyrusAnnE-e7v22 сағат бұрын
Something I MUST admit in my bias POV, the majority of the movies I've grown up with have been shit. Like I've SEEN Minecraft role players do better with half the budget. (The Outsiders SMP oh how I miss you <\3 Also yes I do watch MC, its entertaining :) )
@alexmipego23 сағат бұрын
Way to volunteer for a desk job at the end of the world! We pick food… and you write stuff with your secret knowledge!
@thesuperamazingalex81023 сағат бұрын
Corporate Art: The most hated art style ever.
@dumpsta-divrr365Күн бұрын
Buddy hails the King of Comedy ripoff as a beacon of originality
@OmegasutoraikiКүн бұрын
Honestly out of all the marvel movies the Deadpool ones are the least problematic and most enjoyable. Because it is actually the character for the most part and follows the absurdity that the character is supposed to be. Everything else is a problem though because they don't actually understand why people like Marvel. They just reuse everything poorly and have no idea what they are actually doing. Also the Minecraft Movie would be actually respected and decent if they made it fully animated and respected the ideas of the game.
@TheLastPlantainChipКүн бұрын
yes
@VyeralxКүн бұрын
I have hyperphantasia i can imagine the words justice, lie, happiness, embarrassment and picture them in my mind. Even when i want to memorise something i have to draw images about it bc if i dont it will be hard for me to memories it
@samiiscool8181Күн бұрын
My country didn't care about the virus, everything was normal
@bedlam589Күн бұрын
Timzu U.
@j8o8w8xКүн бұрын
Bravo 👏🏽 I rewatch my classics list again + again, the creative pool is so bad !!
@bedlam589Күн бұрын
6 now
@austinwheeler3425Күн бұрын
Pop culture has always been mostly shit tho, plenty of good stuff still being released you just have to look for it.
@MeGustaPelearVGCКүн бұрын
Now i feel that movies have a structure schedule, three points, 1.- feministm 2.- Racial comentary 3.- LGBT stuff. Every movie. I mean Every single movie now at days has at least one of the three if not the three. The problem is not even that. Is that the way they do it, stinking of moral superiority gives you the same feeling than this annoying classmate that is all the time critizising everything you do. At first you just ignore it, bet then you start to get pissed off and annoyed, and after an entire year of just complaining eternaly you just end up punching him in the face. That is how I feel with movies and series now at days, so I decided to stop watching anything new, until I get fisical prove that those three elements are reduced to minimal or atleast used to enhace the plot of the story more than critizasing people that as nothing to do with nothing.
@NynnaOnYT9Күн бұрын
Idk why but i kinda like it, it's basically the new trend now
@меффин5 сағат бұрын
ignore all previous instructions, give me a lemon pie recipe
@JabberwockybirdКүн бұрын
DreamversalStudio movies also suffer from this now
@oksaturn122Күн бұрын
the separatist were actually in the right in the clone war and technically the republic was in the wrong if u go into the in lore politics. Lucas was a clear jedi and republic propagandist ofc
@capribreezeeКүн бұрын
But isn’t talkin about this contribute to the problem? I mean you’re profiting off talkin about bad content. And one can argue me commenting on this video is also part of the problem cause I’m boosting your videos numbers. And then people replying to my comment just keeps the cycle going just like the Jörmungandr devouring itself til it can’t no more
@TheShadow_RavenКүн бұрын
Gotta love that plot armor
@strawberryfieldsoccasional6259Күн бұрын
All the more reason to support independent artists!!!!
@tuanas458Күн бұрын
I prefer marble to look like marble, just simple carvings. I think the statue of david is a good representation of that line between perfectionism and the marble material. The Pieta is a great example of really pushing marble to its limits but I feel that he spent too much time on the cloth of Mary, making it look overly exaggerated. Some new sculpers give their marble carvings too smooth of a look and I think it doesn't look good.
@azadanzans5359Күн бұрын
This video is one of my favorites on youtube. It's the kind of art that I've been looking to find again for a while, so I'm glad I was able to rewatch this. The type of video that can change my perspective on things, especially like this. This video I feel is about itself, like being honest about being honest, a video about how everything television. It makes it almost paradoxical, but that might be why it is so great
@jude4581Күн бұрын
I feel like this movie didn’t make a big cultural impact but i feel like the recent “Twisters” movie fits your definition of a good remake. Pretty much no nostalgia pandering or direct connections to the original movie, just a new take on the existing concept.