The hominids didn't just use the "tool" to gain power over others. They used it to gain water rights so that they could survive.

When you are looking at the black screen, you are gazing into the monolith. Prepare to have your mind expanded.

I hope you wiill do a reaction of Decision to leave. Truly a masterpiece and my favourite movie

2:30 lol "oh...oh the movie hasn't started yet"

MASK 1985, elephant man, and the green mile always make me cry no matter how many times i've seen them all

youtube.com/@WillWatches The love focus is there because... it's the fifth element. I mean, nothing about this film is particularly realistic, but the speed of Corben falling for Leeloo is set up when we first meet him sad and lonely and working as a cabbie. The cab scene is one of those 'love at first sight' things that are completely a fictional construct, but you can forgive it seeing as how she's 'perfect'. That _doesn't_ mean she knows everything about humanity from the last 5000 years, but she does remember who she is and what she is and what she has to do. Nor does it mean she's an indestructible fighting machine - as the diva points out, Leeloo's fragile but *not* physically. Being found in a vent after having a machine gun unloaded at you seems pretty reasonable though, no matter who you are. The story is a basic good versus evil story, Besson wrote it as a teenager. And stylistically - do you really want the conclusion to be her watching _another_ reel of video clips, instead of a crazy 5 minutes of characters freaking out as they try to figure out how to save the world and an admission of the one truly good thing about humanity (film opinion, not mine) - love? A perfect being who's loved defeating a planet of pure evil who could never be loved. Makes sense to me.

Hey, Will! Just wanted to let you know that your reactions are some of the most insightful and sincere ones out in the KZbin universe. Big supporter, hope you have a wonderful day. :)

I finally understand the foreshadowing with the "charred lace"😅

I just searched for a Source Code movie reaction not expecting anything to pop up just like usual...

I wouldnt want this to be a literal blind reaction...but a nute reaction would be good ..maybe using subtitles and 'body language', as he assuned from HAL at one stage... (As for describing the Stargate's "horizontal" versus vertical effects...as I said earlier re the title suggests, it's not a "blind" reaction per se and we can all (usually?!) tell the difference between up and down, sideways et al ... I hope this Reactor will watch the film again on his own time, not soeaking throughout, just absirbing every detail: visual, audible, imagined, actual... 'The Starchild' rather than "a baby" ... As with Moonwatcher...he "didnt know what to do ...but he would think of something."

40 years of film students reviewing and still acting stupid for KZbin clicks. stop pretending to be wowed by murderous apes, video calls, and conversational computers.

I didn't hear you mention that Duncan Jones is the son of David and Angela Bowie. The one thing I think you're overlooking is Colter Stevens as Sean should bring a boatload more joie de vivre to Christina's life than Sean would. We don't know a whole lot about Sean but we can certainly guess he doesn't have the experiential appreciation of life and the value of love that Colton has. Now we can probably deduce that Christina wouldn't be with a complete loser but to think that he'd approach the extraordinary level of humanity displayed by Stevens. I think Christina's life will be several levels richer with Colter than with Sean. That's not a little thing.

The song playing when they went out into the street was C&C Music Factory - Just a Touch of Love. It was very popular back then. Same group that did Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now).

Obviously Boeing wasn’t the contractor that built any of the space vehicles😉

I've always really liked this movie. So well made in every aspect. It even hits the feelings. I've never bought the physics of it, but I'm always a hard sell on that stuff. I had no idea this was directed by the same who directed Moon, but that makes sense. I loved Moon. I'll throw out a recommendation because I haven't seen anyone react to it in some months, another good movie, which I happened to have named myself for, Alita: Battle Angel (2019). action, scifi

Of course the one called Pandemonium is the one that’s all about gojo’s sealing (this is an ultrakill reference)

John Candy... OMG I have loved this movie for over 20 years and never noticed that archetype

I graduated from a Catholic college and during my time there I joined the student church choir. We sang the old standard hymns as well as some pop inspired and folk rock music at church. Believe it or not we sang the Lord’s Prayer to the tune of “Eight Days A Week” by the Beatles. I had never listened to the band very much and I began to discover more of their catalogue.

The only wholesome time they spent with each other was when they spent time all together. The moment they tried to separate themselves they all fall apart one way or another until that moment in time they come together again. The only way they work is as a throuple.

I love this movie so much but there is one scene that brings me out of it and I hate it so much. It's when they are on an incredibly large mountain it's so cold, important breathing choices etc then out of the blue they just turn around and there's a full on field full of people playing football when moments before you can see around them there is nothing like that at that height.

Loved your reaction You should react to Uptown Girls. I think you would be one of the first ones to do it if not the only one. R. I. P. Luke Perry and Brittany Murphy (Tai)💙

1:50 You should brush up on your history. Fascist are not hiding in the mountaints, fascists have won and will stay in power for next 30 years.

23:10 - Since you asked...the first computer to defeat a reigning chess champion was "Deep Blue" in 1997, defeating Garry Kasparov. So, back in 1968 when "2001" was released we were still decades away from a computer capable of playing chess at a high level.

loved hearing your thoughts at the end,, wrt to the ball "i slept with tashi signal" your idea ab it being ambiguous really is interesting bc it plays into the mindgames shenanigans but when i watched the movie knowing theyd slept tgt and having all those shots on patricks hands and the racket built up a lot of tension and i loved that too

8:44. He's not racist, he a nationalist

46:30 NON FICTION ? I saw the monitor in the podd. First i thougt the monitors said Non Fiction and i thought: does that mean that the space craft has anlysed this room as a real room in another reality. But then i looked at the monitor again and it said NON FUNCTION. oh the irony. 🙂 👨🏻‍🚀👩🏻‍🚀🚀👽

dude. everytime you talk, im missing the scenery, honestly. 😂 minimize that hehe

It's intersting seeing even male reactors flinching, and saying 'uh oh, better not do this or that' in response to Celie's interactions with Mister. The viewers just kinda get caught up in going along with the abuse.The presence of toxic masculinity has become so commonplace that no one even bats an eye at its presence. Around the world, it is so well known that even you were able to predict its patterns in this movie before it happened. How incredibly sad.

An amazing film. I couldn't look away. Masterful direction and acting. The soundscape of industrial angst is so deliberate and so affecting. The cut to the modern reality is a real gut punch.

I like to think that owen gets there in the end. The mirror scene felt like a step forward. Mesmerising film!

Watched this a month ago, and still think about it. I adore this film.

Sardar udham...

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The second movie now please. ❤

Yeah, the black and white film was mostly due to budget, but also lent itself to the "absurdity", as you said.

I long to travel the English country side on a stolen motorbike and pick up busty baristas.

I was missing David Lynch, then this came out. And I loved it.

Amazing film. We think we are good people and that we have learnt our lesson. The truth is far from it 😢

W reaction

28:26 I just let out the most hysterical sob/laugh.

if he's a smart person, he's not like elon musk....

Spacewalking without a teather or jetpack really irks me watching this now.

I do not think that Grandpa was the inspiration for Frank's 9 Steps. They had opposite points of view of a loser--Frank "be sure you can win or don't try" and Grandpas "you're only a loser if you don't at least try".

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Streaming wise that used to be netflix but now Disney can control a bit too much and already has nerfed parts of their acquired companies

I don't see how you can be so calm watching this arc! I like watching reactors where i can feed off or feel how hype they they are. Either way glad your enjoying to show. 👋

oh boy! this surely is the worst thing that can happen this arc......right? 😅

This movie got me good as well.

The 3 pov were amazing! You can't blame the mother for protecting the last member of her family and especially her own son. Seeing the Hori-sensei from her perspective made you want to punch him. After discovering the perspective from the teacher, you can see his kindness, his loving attention for his students but also his naivety. Make me shed a tear... And then, the perspective of the two boys, too young to know what to do with this feeling. Yori is more clear with what he wanted than Minato. Still wanted to protect each other. Just don't like the principal of the school. Come on! To protect the reputation of the school, her husband needed to take the blame and go in jail! Why didn't she quit her job but dared to force Hori-sensei to resign? Great movie! Really!