How drunk did you get? i don't know what the count was. I Liked it better but I think the first movie is still better... If that makes any sense. Thanks as always. - de Janglez

@@CinemastersUltimateTimeline I got drunk enough to suppress my own emotions. It's cheaper than therapy. :)

@@bobafettjr85 That is funny and terrible all at once. - de Janglez

In historical Dictatorships we still see corporations exist, they just usually have a branch or department that is set up to communicate with the government. While the corporations are usually owned in part of whole by a party official if there is a way to make money a corporation would still exist. However, your point about consolidating power around a single person is well made and the reduction in competition reduces how well a corporation could thrive. Thanks for commenting. - de Janglez

A ridiculously under rated master piece. Thank you for watching. - de Janglez

Ahahahah, I always spell it "Oot" but i suppose the effect is the same. Thanks for watching. - de Janglez

It's a series that gives more every time you come back to it. Thanks for sharing - de Janglez

These terms in media are misleasing. Young adult is like 12-18 and new adult 18-25

​@@KatalovesLinkinPark That's insane. People under 18 aren't adults. At 20, you've only had an adult experience for two years. Should be a young adult. Lol

@@beetlebob4675 yes I agree

@katalovesLinkenPark is right. the term young a adult means a bunch of different things and across different fields. In fiction YA is meant for older teens but in sociology anyone before mid 30s when "settling down" occurs is considered young adult. Great questions and discussion! - de Janglez

Wait till you watch cause that's exactly the point i make. Hope you enjoy. - de Janglez

I posted a paragraph on another post if you want to find it but i think the shaky cam does a great job creating a hectic and traumatic feeling when violence is on screen but i think is over used in the first movie. But it's still the best movie of the series for me. Thank you so much for watching and commenting. - de Janglez

What accent? What are you talking aboot? Thanks for watching. - de Janglez

hahaha glad i could help. - de Janglez

It's amazing how real the show is but how it still spoke to us when we were young. Thanks for watching. - de Janglez

The shaky Cam does a great job of hiding the blood and brutality at the beginning of the games. It allows the blood bath to feel more gruesome without relying on blood or gore effects. This keeps the PG rating down but still makes the killings feel awful and hectic. I think it is used really effectively in that section, but there are other parts that I find irritating. However, that first movie is still the best in my opinion. Thanks for watching. - de Janglez

​@@CinemastersUltimateTimeline My feelings exactly. The shakey-cam was great in the opening arena scene. But overused in a lot of other sections. The other movies toned it down, but were sometimes too slick.

@@CinemastersUltimateTimeline I disagree. The shaky cam is used in the most genius way I've seen in film history. It actually feels like you are there and that you are really going through this with, and as Katniss, unlike the films after which feel distant. Never in my life have I felt more terrified watching a film than when the District 12 reaping ceremony begins, and the camera movements genuinely makes you realise that this could actually really happen one day. It reminds you of the atrocities of the past (WW2 specifically) and that all of it could easily happen again. Not only is Suzanne trying to tell us that the lust for power is cyclical, but that the lust for destruction of human beings amongst our own species is also cyclical. Videos we see today of horrifying war crimes in places like Palestine and Ukraine are not shot in IMAX, nor are they perfectly stable. They are shaky, they are raw and they are shot in a way where sometimes we aren't even able to see who or what is being annihilated, but we know that something truly horrific is happening. I wish Gary Ross had been given the chance to complete the trilogy the way he had originally envisioned, as I 100% believe the film series would have gone down in history as astonishing masterpieces that truly depicted the absolute terror involved with war and the fight for power. Anyway. Just my opinion, lol

I think the reason i have such visceral reaction against it is because shot composition and cinematography are such a huge part of the language and art of film. This is precisely the same reason you like the shaky cam though, as Ross is breaking artistic convention for a reason and it does change the experience and reaction. Thank you so much for sharing your opinion and insight. - de Janglez

there is an interview with gary ross where he says exactly this! he thought that if the camera was too glossy viewers would feel like a capitol citizen

It really is a roller coaster of a movie. At times super smart and at others just a scramble of ideas. Thanks for watching. - de Janglez

I kind of can't believe it. it's not a lot compared to some channels but it's a huge milestone for me. - Thanks for watching. - de Janglez

Thanks for watching. The back catalogue has some good stuff in it so i hope you enjoy. - de Janglez

@CinemastersUltimateTimeline I end up watching your planet of apes video and Andor video so far

Thanks for subscribing and for watching. - de Janglez

I briefly skimmed Marx's thoughts on the feudal hierarchical system in the video on The Hunger Games. and yeah this show is so detail-oriented. like I said, check out those behind-the-scenes clips. Without getting into the weeds, my Thesis is on the ontology of musical works (songs) and how they exist. I am currently deciding whether to argue that music is a social practice (musicking) and therefore musical works must exist in adherence to the social practice they are connected to and understood to be a part of and cannot exist independently. OR to argue that the newly posited Musical Stage Theory on how musical works exist, should be strongly considered because it encompasses the pros of both perdurantism and artifactualism. I am not sure if that cleared anything up but thank you for taking an interest. and as always thank you for commenting and watching. - de Janglez

@@CinemastersUltimateTimeline Sounds like an interesting thesis. I know you'll knock it out of the park.

Thanks for checking it out. - de Janglez

Thank you for checking out the video and sticking around to watch some more. I Hope your cozy Saturday is everything you need it to be. - de Janglez

Thanks for checking the video out. I have a bunch more videos you can catch up and more ideas on the way. Thank you again. - de Janglez

Always good to hear from you. I hope you are also keeping well. as Always thank you for the kind words and for watching.- de Janglez

Thanks for taking the time to comment. I hope you enjoy the video. Hit me back with your thoughts once you have watched. Thank you again. - de Janglez

Well said. I am not even sure if Marx knew what owning the means of production would look like. It was and still is a pretty radical idea. As for the story being Marxist, that is just my reading. We see what we want to see after all. I think exploring how Katniss as libertarian would be an interesting alternate point of view. Thanks for watching and commenting. - de Janglez

Thank you for watching but more importantly thank you for taking the time to write such kind sentiments. I have lots more ideas. - de Janglez.

One more year of this one, but it's going well. Thank you for watching and for your kind sentiments. - de Janglez

They are apparently working on a Gargoyles reboot which I am stoked for. IT sucks that Disney keeps pulling or not making certain shows available for streaming... i don't trust them anymore. not after they took Willow down only weeks after it was released. Thanks for watching. - de Janglez

Thanks for watching. - de Janglez

Being part of nature doesn't necessitate nature over invention. There are some philosophers who might even argue that invention (human ingenuity) is an extension of nature. But actually I'd be more interested to see how "kindness over tradition" works out. if you have;t seen my video on Equestria girls have a peak because it touches on empathy as well. - de Janglez

I have seen it. I am working through grad school but i have some ideas to finish it out. thanks for watching - de Janglez

It certainly was a movie that happened. Thanks for watching. - de Janglez

See the second last section on 'some thoughts'... THREE PAPERS!!!

Thank you so much. I really appreciate it. - de Janglez