‘Terminator: Dark Fate’ is one of the most vapid eye-rolling reboots ever. It is beyond laughable that the T-800 who assassinates young John Connor decides to become a family man for the fuck of it, only then to develop a conscience as a result, and realize the error of his ways. Can you imagine the original T-800 killing machine who Reese explains- “can't be bargained with. It can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear.” -ever turning a new leaf on its own?! Also, it is SO obvious how hard they are just using this movie as another platform to push “THE MESSAGE”. John Connor is a white male hero, therefore he must be replaced with a teenage hispanic female as resistance leader. The protector, must also be female. Because of course a human super soldier augmented with machinery would be.. a woman. GTFO! 🤣

I’ve never understood why people think that, at the end, Andrew cared about Fletchers approval. He very clearly does not at the end. If approval was what he wanted, he wouldn’t have started without a cue, or played a totally different song, or kept going after the lights went out and tell fletcher “I’ll cue YOU”. When you seek approval from someone, you put yourself beneath them- that’s the pure opposite of what Andrew did. He put himself ABOVE fletcher by showing him “you don’t matter to me, the music does”

In reality, none of it makes any sense. John Connor is painted as the hero whose conception Reese is sent back to ensure (literally), and the same reason the T-800 is sent back. Without which, Cyberdine never would have been given the technology to create Skynet. So really, John Connor’s future existence is what causes the rise of Skynet in the first place.. so wouldn’t the T-800 succeeding in killing Sarah Connor also erase the future where it’s sent back to prevent his conception? Meaning the fact she lives and John Connor is born is actually causes Judgement Day, and the original T-800 is the good guy all along?.. 🥴 **popsicle headache**

Sarah holding on to the chain link fence while being incinerated in a nuclear Holocaust still gives me chills

where is romulus xdd

Thank you for putting in what movies/series these events have been shown👍 Great video im gonna continue watching now

Dammit! Now I have to watch better call Saul all over again

Fun Fact : Trunks from DBZ was based off a young John Connor 🙌🏽

Thanks. I only saw (lol get it) the first three. I always wondered what the rest of the story was. But, I don't like gore.

23:08 gotta love that kid strength. Assisting in lifting 800lbs

This doesn't even have the one shots or the other defenders series or even agents of shield and yet it's 7 hours long

I have to disagree with the idea that this shows freedom of will. If we are driven by our wants and we are not the arbiter of our wants, then even in this story when another point allows the two to make a different choice, they are no more the arbiters of that choice that all the infinite ones that precede it. there will be no point at which the experience of will is free because there will be no reckoning of all the elements of experience and training that goes into the smallest of willful acts. But easily one of the best time travel stories I've ever seen done for the screen. I can recommend "Predestination" as well, based on the short story, "all You Zombies", by Robert Heinlein.

“And cooked medium of all things” felt like a personal attack…. Not gonna lie lol

Logan loves his family but sees how the world actually works. His conversation with his bodyguard proves he sees the world as one big game of importance (if you’re not important you mean nothing to the world) so he builds a new world for his family to live “safely” without a need to suffer building a legacy, but he struggles to actual accept they are people. When they lash out, it proves to Logan that they only care about what he can provide, not he himself, and he in his own fucked up way wants to spare them from the real consequences of the real world. Instead he excites rebellion in them and has to beat the, back down. I truly believe he loves them but cannot accept them as more than his children in his playbox.

_Bram Stoker's Dracula_ boasts gorgeous visuals, lavish production design and a sumptuous score. Though it is a tantalizing aesthetic experience, it suffers from the wooden acting of the supporting cast and a screenplay that is poorly adapted from the source material. Oldman's performance as the titular antagonist is unique and very memorable, but it isn't enough to carry the entire picture, which is tonally inconsistent almost from the beginning, jumping erratically from scene to scene. Seemingly random lines of dialogue are recited and never addressed, and the transitions between each act occur in such a disjointed manner that I question the editor's sobriety. I have no idea whether these inconsistencies are the result of intentional creative choices or bad screenwriting. None of the actors have any chemistry, delivering their lines in rote fashion. Oldman tends to be overly theatrical in his delivery, and Coppola evidently yielded to the marketing department with the casting of Reeves and Ryder, who are here to help sell the film to Generation X. It feels like Hopkins was tacked on at the last minute and didn't bother to read the script, giving the first lacklustre performance of his career. Sadie Frost seems disinterested in her role, while her three suitors seem like little more than extras, though they are played by reputable actors. Tom Waits turns in a performance so bizarre that not even his character being a raving lunatic can account for it. Despite its failings, the film has a great deal of charm, with its reliance on old school practical effects, optical illusions, and all manner of camera trickery. If the acting and screenwriting were on par with the production design and special effects, it would be a timeless masterpiece. Alas, the lack of narrative continuity is the stake through its heart.

Something got me confused here, how did the Ancient One know the next sorcerer supreme was going to be Steven Strange when hulk went back intime to get the time stone, but in the first Dr Strange Movie she didn’t know anything about him

The engineers were onto something... human hubris and greed will spell our downfall.

Drugs. All of Kubrick’s movies are about Drugs. 🤣

I remember alien resurrection from when I was a kid . That movie was soo bad ass

awesome explanation! thanks 🙏🏼

I think Alice knew exactly what would happen when Don kissed her. It backfired, but I think she knew. She felt rage too.

and I thought X-men time jumps were confusing 😢

As a 56 year old alien franchise cinephile, and after watching the film 3 times, I wholeheartedly concur with you🎉. They did a great job in referencing all the former films. I feel true fans of the franchise will appreciate this film. 👏🏾 And, thank you for such a heartfelt review/explanation of Romulus.

Hey Sydney I don't wanna do this Im so confused

Just thought about something. Let's just say we keep inverting even beyond the end of the movie. The protagonist is given the completed algorithm by Neil and ives. Neil then somehow reverses the truck and lowers P and Iveys into the center as the explosion is reversing. The algorithm is now back in sators possession, and They then run into a version of Neil who got there in time to open the door for them to run out of. Unfortunately he gets shot in the process. But there's still other neils in existence. I think the one at the opera dealing with present protagonist. But the Neil who lowered them in, is the one who runs to open the lock.... Wait. I'm confusing myself...brb😂😂😂

Though the first terminator is the better movie!!

JOI is as real as K even if she is just programing for specific goals.... if you look at the human mind it's just generations of interative wetware programing.

why was there never a movie about one of them cops surviving and taking that shit serious enough to prepare and survive the final season of earth. the one other guy that could say i told you so lol

I haven’t enjoyed weekly tv this much since better call Saul S6.

You forgot Alien Colonial Marines it had a story after Aliens and Alien3.

Art k*lls a child in Terrifier 2! The child eating the cereal in the clown cafe sequence. It's been very interesting to observe the psychology that people have around this fact. Because it was in a "dream-like" sequence, with a gun, and Not in the first scene of the movie nobody cared or talked about it when T2 came out, nor does anyone seem to even remember it nowadays with all of their react and breakdown videos. I speculate that the reasons people are So focused on it with Terrifier 3, despite it happening in T2 and countless other horror movies before, is because 1) Terrifier 3 hit a Fever Pitch in the culture and a lot of people are going to see it that are not regular fans of horror and likely havent seen the other two movies. And 2) Because it happened in the Opening Scene in the movie.

If someone hasnt it made it-we fucking need to see a video essay comparison of Whiplash and Surfs Up. Pleaze ongggggg

If you think BCS is better than BB you might be on blue meth

😊👏👏👍 Great vid guys! Great point about the whole dead friend thing being siennas friend and the friend in american werewolf in london!!😮 totally forgot about that movie till u mentioned it!!😁 and yeah, i think the movie woulda been better had damien kept to his guns and not worried about runtime and just put in the stuff he cut out as he's said.😉

great recap!!!😊👍👏👏✌

Good stuff 👏

Honestly love your recap and reviews. Keep up the great work. Another video added to the sleeping playlist.

How many more times until an adult John Connor is sent back to the past, falls in love with a pretty girl not knowing it’s his own mom.

Who did Kyle learn it from though? 👀

In the present, the team is surrounded by a yellow aura when they're inverted without masks. The windmill that TP enters after taking the pill has a distinctive yellow band, making it the only one with this marking. Could this indicate that the windmill is 'inversion stable'? Also didn't Max have the same pendant on his backpack?

me gusto very nice break down.

The book is equal parts evil, and alcoholism. Something Stephen King knows well.

anyone knows the music at the beginning?

The plots of land was pretty obvious to me. He wants to have multiple places to crash after eating people. That's why he had so much dirt shipped. Maybe its confusing cause we only see them destroy the dirt at Carfax Abbey but we can assume they did it at the other locations too.

The Prometheus crew are some of the stupidest scientists on the planet Earth..." In space, no one listens to Ripley".

'The Menu' pointed out how I had become ungrateful lately. I was the only one of my family who liked it, but it reminded me why I must not take anything for granted, because the small things are special, not the money and how much you can buy

Before watching the video, I want to say, it's everything you're about to say _and more_ for it has many layers It is like a work of art. We watch it, and it's left to what meaning it has to _us_ It's something missing in modern media today, that is out to tell us what it is, rather than leaving it to the viewer.

Ripleys ship is in the new movie it’s seen there in a scene and then being sent off at the end she was picked up

The franchise is about abortion.

Thourough analysis