Hans Zimmer 17:52 is one of the greatest pieces of music I've ever heard in a movie

Just want to say. Thank you. This is only channel who understand and tell others to just write and dont look at all that BS and tips and tricks... Its the only way ☺️

I feel like ppl don’t give Batman Begins enough credit when it comes to handling three primary antagonists, and doing it in a way where they don’t all feel disjointed with one another.

OF FUCKING COURSE THAT'S A HANS ZIMMER SOUNDTRACK! Why am I not surprised?!

Damn right it’s Billy Wilder

I’m ok with ditching sex scenes in movies because who the hell wants to watch a sex scene with their parents???

> art critic is postmodernist

this is a good critique, and has left me with some stuff to think about--ie the weaknesses of neoliberalism. I'm curious to learn more about the 'atomization of the individual'. What does this mean outside of, say, the atomic suburban nuclear family unit? on the other side, I feel this critique doesn't give enough time considering the merits of the limitless philosophy, namely taking ownership of one's life and circumstances. all people have some number of limiting beliefs that cause them to perpetuate important issues in their lives; in a sense, once you accept that you are causing some % of your own problems, you have the freedom/power to change your circumstances and resolve those problems. while no one is a perfectly empowered/sovereign individual as pictured in the movie, we all have something in our lives we can take ownership of, and shift for the better.

The 2 sequels are MASTERPIECES!

This was so good, thank you for the analysis and application of the concepts in the essay, is quite pedagogical and revealing.

Only bad thing about Andor is thats its tarnished by having a Star Wars label. That franchise is trash, series only was good because it took a dump on all of it and did something completely new.

Anti fascist, communist, socialist both are the same.

I think it's significant that Skeen is shown as being very invested in Nemik's wellbeing. When Nemik is gone, Skeen gives into his darkest voices, which becomes a prescient warning to Andor that great personal loss is no excuse to collapse into narrow self-interest

they used editing very similar to "liar game" even music to some degree, an old Japanese drama focusing on playing games and eliminating opponents

In the first (second ?) arc the only thing I didn't like was how the revolutionaries were completely alienated from the Aldhanis (especially when a big part of the plan relied on a ceremony of theirs). History has shown that imperalism has to be fought with the support of the local population, which is usually not difficult to gain (see Cuba, Vietnam etc). ALSO Nemik is stupid even though he is supposed to be the ideologue

taking the charm out for 'what is generally good' 😑. Disney has been emshitefyed

I rarely watch long videos on youtube. But this one, I had to jump over it. You did a great job !

This piece remains the best commentary on the potc trilogy on youtube

[45:19] "I'd like to take this moment to point out that there is never a battle in the foundation series." - There are. In pretty much every short story, there is some space ship fight or other usually either described by one character to another but not elaborated for the reader or mentioned but barely described by the narrator - but at the action-climaxe of the thrid book there is a battle that is called a battle both by characters and by the narrator and that shows us both part of the plans and part of the action and there even is a main character to witness it first-hand. So there about as many battles in the Foundation Trilogy as there are battles in the Hobbit - the book.

If you became intelligent and insightful due to a drug, wouldn't you start to have a moral quandary about inauthenticity and lying about the cause of your success? Why isn't this a modern day Faust?

Soooo...no women....?

I have seen Wonka torn down for slavery and grandpa jim torn down for being able to work and not

What?!?! The best part of this movie was watching how everyone sucked at the army camp but Mulan was like a million times worse because she is a woman who did not use or have these muscles

What i love about the dinner table scene is it ends with an emotional slap as you understand where she is coming from because its not just about her dad. Its that he really doesnt support her being different. So u see her struggle and the dads heartbreak at it being possibly the last conversation he has with her after she leaves

excellent video

Guy makes good videos but the COVID tyrant stuff is a turn off

I really like the bicentennial man movie.

it does feel different. But it's just sloppy writing. Thanks for doing homework that known ask you to do.

I’m waiting for the glorious day when creative endeavors aren’t limited by the Suits.

I just wish this was about more than just the movie I, Robot and nothing else

On the one hand I agree with the initial segment of this video, on the other hand... isn't it okay to just have fun sometimes? Like you said that the finale of Book of Boba Fett was just like a child smashing action figures together. And here I am asking, like, is that a problem? I just don't think that even if the world sucks, we should let ourselves get that jaded, otherwise what are we even fighting for?

Wheel of Time is my favourite fantasy series. I could not stand the first 10 minutes of the show.

I hate the chosen one trope its really unoriginal and births marysues

The simplest distillation of the show is, "There's no way to live free in an enslaved society."

So the show traded all the subtlety of the original game for cheap emotional bits and straightforward messaging? The “climate change caused the apocalypse” themes are too much on the nose. Bill and Frank's relationship is just a lovey-dovey romance story, it feels like an adaptation of a cheap romantic novel. Kathleen is cartoonish evil and stupid, killing her only doctor and chasing after some kids. Tommy’s “communist” commune is laughably all sunshine and rainbows. David is not as scary as he was in the game. Ellie in the show is a bratty bitch who thinks she’s hot shit. Joel is a weak old man with weak heart in one moment and a brutal killer in the next. One time in the whole show he has problems with his heart and then it’s forgotten and never plays into the story. And then he talks about how meting Ellie stopped him from committing suicide? What?! How? How did Joel stop himself from committing suicide (because of losing Sarah) by adopting Ellie as his daughter, if he just lost Sarah and haven't met Ellie, who wasn't even born yet?! His words imply that he somehow knew he would meet Ellie. There’s just no continuity in the show, it constantly changing its themes and leaves them open.

Greatest individual movies ever made in every way possible by a large distance. Doesn't get the recognition that it should

Amazing the w looks like the loch Ness monster

The analogy in the first few seconds describes me completely and I am a 25 year old female who has loved the Matrix since I was a kid lol😂😂😂😂

"Do we need this?" The answer is yes. It's a great story, and it should be experienced by more than just gamers.

❤Thanks for the vid. Good for you talking about the VFX workers conditions. They should strike. All blockbuster studios would cry instead.

Take everything! Give nothing back YAAAAAAARRRRRRR

Andor was like Season 1 of Mandalorian. It tickled the memberberries, was captivating and was full of promise. Post-Andor Star Wars is just a return to Pre-Andor/Post-Mando state of affairs, it's a shit show and nothing is landing well. Space lesbians with powers greater than the force? Obi Wan being a coward, abandoning Luke and letting a vile murderer off the hook because she didn't go through with killing Luke? Lightsabers no longer causing fatalities, and people being able to walk off having a lightsaber driven through their torso??? Yeah, Disney doesn't have a fucking clue what Star Wars is and what it should/could be.

Except it’s not a trilogy.

The thing people didnt seem to get is the moral of joker is not "murder people" or whatever its dont create a society that drives mentally ill people or anyone else to commit violence due to how terrible their lives are at least thats how I saw it

Well, you should probably revisit it now.That it's twenty twenty five

Happy to see this. I’m starting to study Bloom and it’s great to see his ideas applied. Thank you.

How do you not know James Norrington’s name???

tbh i feel like your “over complicated explanation of the plot” joke was done poorly the plot is literally not that difficult to understand idk why you feel that it is, someone would have to be reaaaal slow to get lost in the plot

Mulan in the live action wanted to fight in the war but in the og she fought so her father could live

I have to say that both Moses Ingram (Reva) and Giancarlo Esposito (Moff Gideon) made a great job in acting but I still kinda don't like that they cast non white people for those roles. The empire as described from George Lucas was a deeply facist, racist colonial system an in this system non white characters don't really fit well. I like their performances and I'm glad that disney defended them but I still think that the empire shouldn't have high ranking officials that don't represent a racist stereotype. Having them in the empire kina defeeats George Laces point that the empire was deeply racist. For me it's kinda the same as having black people as slave owners. That kinda undermines the racist regime, portrait in the OT