Area X | Annihilation

[@TemplinInstitute]

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[@4thdimensionai972]

Hey templin , what the outro music? I cant find it anywhere on youtube Need links plz

[@meowmeowmeow594]

Or just visit an SCP Foundation Site.

[@andrewpandrew7786]

And here I thought Florida couldn’t get any weirder.

[@themoreyouknow7418]

Ah Florida, the Australia of the Americas.

[@thishonestgrifter]

@@themoreyouknow7418 It even has a city called Melbourne.

[@waltersobchak7275]

@@thishonestgrifter that’s where Jim was born

[@mho...]

Imagine Aliens visiting & making first contact with florida man....

[@yazanmowed]

I loved the way this film depicted aliens as being, you know....alien. Not evil, not good, just alien.

[@Swiss_femboy]

I would call altering Humanity and corrupting it’s DNA pretty evil.

[@yazanmowed]

Adrian Comba The movie heavily Implied that the alien, the entity, or whatever you want to call it. Did not understand us and our existence, just as we did not understand it and its existence.

[@VeeZee777]

@@yazanmowed they should have used google then

[@soulgamer612]

Adrian Comba it’s not necessarily corrupting human dna, just changing it. Maybe it wants to be like us or understand is better, or it’s just something it has no control over. It’s truly an alien, in every meaning of the word.

[@Swiss_femboy]

marcio britto changing something into something it shouldn’t be it like literally the definition of corrupting. And if the Aliens truly doesn’t understand humans (and earth, the eco system, etc). it is possibly not evil but still does harm and is therefore an enemy of humanity.

[@jonbaxter2254]

A fantastic display of body horror and eldritch horror, this film was something else and stuck around in my head for weeks

[@detachsoup6061]

Well the visuals where beautifull and the story could have been really intressting. The movie thou, it sucked. Nobody used logic, people made really stupid decissions and had no real development.

[@lucaswatson1913]

Same here! With the visuals and sound direction watching this was an almost spiritual experience for me

[@juliusgreen9179]

@@detachsoup6061 Can't remember very well, but I thought that the anomaly also effected people's mental state? Maybe a bad excuse but that could be part of the reason they made stupid decisions

[@UGNAvalon]

On top of that, many of the members of that latest team already had self-destructive tendencies. In normal circumstances, these may have been kept in check. Inside Area X tho.....

[@LordTelperion]

The books are so much better. No surprise.

[@Synthonym]

America: "We've sent soldiers. Scientists. Drones. Nothing's come back" The Zone: *adidas clad drunk gopniks are throwing parties*

[@MrBigCookieCrumble]

Get out of here, stalker

[@Synthonym]

@Leonidas Piledriver *hardbass intensifies*

[@LilithNakamura]

Such is life in The Zone

[@raptor_zero9429]

☢️Anuuu cheeki breeki iv damke! ☢️

[@kyvilfongkot6372]

Wonder if you mix the zone and area x faunas and flora competing

[@AdrianArmbruster]

You: Area X Me: Uncle Lovecraft's Funtime Murder Swamp

[@gabrielandradeferraz386]

non-euclidian monsters all around, IN ALL THE COLOURS PLUS SOME EXTRA

I still have PTSD from this film. One of the few films that actually "horrified" me, a 24 year old man. And I don't even think it was a horror...

[@dashiellgillingham4579]

Everyone knows how to brace for lovecraftian horror at this point. It leaves the modern audience vulnerable to something like this, alien encounter fiction in the line of Solaris (the book) and 2001: A Space Odyssey. It’s not a fear you can brace your way through, because that’s f*cking terrifying in the context of its humanistic genre. It’s a fear you only process by trying to understand and hoping you’ve got it right.

[@svijj_]

I remember when I was watching Annihilation. This film was something... diffrent... Something is still stuck with me when it comes about this movie. The mesmerizing nature of "The Shimmer", the whole message about self-destruction, the look of all landscape, transformed and merged with other life forms, everything about it made me remember this movie. I highly recommend anyone to watch it, if you haven't already

[@Martyr217]

I remember I loved this movie when it came out mostly because I was studying Biology at University and I was fascinated by the whole concept of everything getting mixed up the way they did. I mean DNA wise everything is connected to some extent.

[@Tuikkal]

That end credits ambience...

[@LordVader1094]

This movie is an incredibly underrated cosmic horror film.

[@dashiellgillingham4579]

It’s not cosmic horror. If we allow that to mean an aesthetic rather than genre, yes, absolutely, but annihilation is fundamentally humanistic fiction. We can understand this, we just don’t yet, and we’re nowhere near that comprehension, comprehension we needed yesterday. We have value, we can speak to these things, get what we want out of them, but as ignorant as we are, we cannot know if we communicated the right thing, if we were communicating at all, or if we just witnessed some process already underway continue as it had and merely assumed our prodding was meaningful. You can see how that arrives at a similar look to Lovecraftian/ Eldritch/ Cosmic Horror, but is constructed so radically differently that they don’t tap anything close to the same feelings. Annihilation was written for uncertainty, above all, where hopelessness defines cosmic horror. Unless, of course, people are willing to properly divide up the words, leave eldritch horror for the sickly wet and decaying landscape of those who have to ignore the true scale of reality to continue existing within it, and affix cosmic horror to this beloved living crystal tree of alien encounter fiction that runs a root through Solaris and a branch through Annihilation.

[@Grizabeebles]

@@dashiellgillingham4579 -- hunh? The crocodile, deer and bear are similar in function to immune cells. Neutrophils, antibodies and phages respectively. The shimmer is a placenta. It's all there. The movie is just a pathogen's eye view of a developing baby.

[@nunyabusiness8000]

Read the book series, it’s a subtle cosmic horror masterpiece. It’s more than that, it’s an evolution of the formula in a way I haven’t read before, baffling, complex, cerebral and in the end impossible to understand. There’s always an undercurrent of anxiety and existentialism. But the pacing and the framing make it seem like sci-fi or thriller but the best classification I could give it is cosmic horror

[@CHR15333]

The fact that the "source" of the shimmer in the lighthouse has a shape based on the Mandelbulb (a 3D version of the Mandelbrot fractal) makes me think that the mutations inside Area X are not occuring randomly but converging onto the ideal form of that source. That would actually explain why one of the characters quasi-instantly transformed into a plant after she stopped resisting: she gave up on her own mind-body homeostasis in favor of that of the source inside the lighthouse, turning her into an integral part of the shimmer. In this sense Area X is a huge fractal structure-reality in the becoming, processing the living staying within its boundaries to grow and expand its ideal form towards new levels of complexity - some sort of allegory of ourselves. Not only that, I also suspect that the whole narrative becomes more and more fractal as we approach the end of the movie, and that the shimmer does not merely die out then, but transmute into us, the observer, like it did with the main protagonist - for ultimately the shimmer is not a being of flesh or bones, or even minerals, but a pattern on which we had a glimpse inside the belly of the lighthouse. This is not "just" a movie: it is master level hypnosis.

[@LordTelperion]

The Crawler.

[@ecchidragon8038]

Welp... Thanks for the nightmares that my mind is going to give me after it's had a few days to process that... /jk Ah. But seriously - Loving your analyzis/theory. :)

[@CHR15333]

Haha now that I read it again it's true that it sounds kinda creepy 😁

[@nachoguy5]

A lot of references to cancer throughout the movie as well, I got the impression that the Shimmer was in essence a tumor but for reality itself. Constantly self-replicating, annihilating the environment around it as it grows.

[@TheLiamster]

I wish there was an “Area XXX”, I would go there.

[@TemplinInstitute]

We'll do an episode on the realm of Slaanesh later.

[@olorinmagus4479]

The Templin Institute make sure to check your firewalls first, you don’t want the Inquisition, or worse Slaaneshi data demons getting past them

[@yoschiannik8438]

I think it is called "The Internet" and it is a crazy place full of madnes.

[@future3805]

@@TemplinInstitute LETS FUCKING GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@vb1564]

@@TemplinInstitute HERETICS DETECTED

[@Discotekh_Dynasty]

Easily one of the most underrated film of the last couple of years

[@gammaspector]

*Intrigued gas mask noise* hmmmm, interesting

[@KleinerVance]

Sounds like a job for a STALKER, eh?

[@gammaspector]

SargeantShepard indeed

[@_ok1735]

Get out of here STALKER!!!

[@SpahGaming]

was that a pyro referance?

[@Furzkampfbomber]

Sooo many things twisted by the Warp that we can bayonett charge! *happy gasmask noises intensify*

[@thebaccathatchews]

I didn't know this was a horror movie when I saw it. It was very unnerving.

[@eccoeco3454]

I love horror movies and are normally quiter resilient to them this was the only movie that it I considered unacceptable not in the sense that I didn't like It but that I could not but react in a "fight" kind of way to It and its concepts. So kudos to it I suppose

[@mho...]

yeah true shame that one, could have been glorious scifi otherwise!

[@The--Illusion]

The bear is perhaps the most terrifying aspect of the entire movie. Not much makes my hair stand on end, but that thing does...

[@Phoenix-vf4nd]

The shimmer took place in Florida... of course it was Florida!

[@oscardelafuente8649]

Could you imagine it falling on australia

[@HisDarkAngel]

Like dr. Woo stated, "To a Canary a Cat is a monster." These alien creatures are just living life, and is the Cat to our Canary

[@lemediamark4254]

Again, a movie I must watch thanks to the Templin Institute. Thank you guys!

[@nowhereman6019]

Oh I love this movie so much.

[@jakespacepiratee3740]

Me too!

[@LordTelperion]

Let us remember Saul Evans who fights a perpetual battle to keep us from being overwhelmed by Area X.

[@benjaminarnold51]

This movie was basically the closest we got to an adaptation to The Colour Out of Space until we got an actual adaptation.

[@lastword8783]

Benjamin Arnold thats interesting I never heard of that HP lovecraft novel. This movie was based on actual novel also named annihilation.

[@Synthonym]

There is a lot of Roadside Picnic in this too

[@thexbriannova]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_Out_of_Space_(film)

[@MesaAufenhand]

@@thexbriannova shush, that one doesn't exist

[@thexbriannova]

@@MesaAufenhand Oh, I see. I understand. My mistake XD

[@doom7ish]

Ah an Eldritch Horror, the colour from outer space like nothing see before.

[@0ld_Scratch]

okay now we need Roadside Picnic and S.T.A.L.K.E.R ZONE!

[@AlbertusSalvatierra]

The origins of Area X from the books’s lore: The cataclysm like a rain of comets that had annihilated an entire biosphere remote from Earth. Witnessed how one “made” organism had fragmented and dispersed, each minute part undertaking a long and perilous passage through spaces “between”, black and formless, punctured by sudden light as they came to rest, scattered and lost- emerging only to be buried, inert, in the glass of a lighthouse lens. And how, when brought out of dormancy, the wire tripped, how it had, best as it could, regenerated, begun to perform a vast and preordained function, once comprised by time and context, by the terrible truth that the species that had given Area X it’s purpose was gone. So it’s an alien piece of technology that was sent to earth with the purpose to heal, the only problem is that it was meant to heal its own environment, not earths. This is why the land within Area X is strange. And what’s interesting is that the other fragments of the technology on other planets are in sink, in a way- which is why there’s time mishaps and “other” horizons blending together- it’s the same place on different planets all merging together in a portal that’s phasing in and out of existence constantly.

[@mellowfellow14]

A gorgeous film with stunning effects and sound design

[@agooddaytorespawn57]

Thank you guys! you have NO clue how much i love this film. It's one of the best horror films I've seen, i don't watch much horror cause a lot of it's kinda shlocky apart from recent years, but few of it does any proper high concept sci fi horror like this

[@mitchb6]

You should do one on the book version of area x. It's very different from what I can tell. I havnt finished the trilogy yet.

[@thevoidlookspretty7079]

The survivors of Area X were later tracked down by the SCP Foundation, executed with two to the back of the head, then fed to 682 to see if the croc would finally die.

[@absoluteunit6957]

Dr Bright proceeds to throw 682 at area x to see what will happen

[@absoluteunit6957]

@@a_Minion_of_Soros I should make a copy of that list I keep forgetting everything on it

[@thevoidlookspretty7079]

Absölute Unit69 And there is now a new thing that Dr. Bright is not allowed to do.

[@causticcoconut715]

This movie and the book was so f*cking good I cant even.

[@kinghim3]

Turns out i need to watch this movie! Fantastic as always, you can expect nothing else from The Institute!

[@mathughsyoutubeworld2655]

Sector 0(subnautica) vs area x(annihilation) Sector 0: Cold On another planet Life isn’t a bunch of mutants Very water Fish are the most dangerous Same planet that shot down a spaceship with a bigas laser gun Plants want to kill you not just animals Fish with chelicerae exist here Fish that eat with their torso exist here You can ride whales. Area x: Big version of what’s at every zoo Weird bear Trees are glass now Flowers are taking over the world King_midas.exe has stopped working(shiny thingy) Bears can steal ur voice Where is the fish? Life is a bunch of mutants. Sector 0 is basically much more perfect

[@Ostentatiousnessness]

Goddamnit Flordia Man! This is why we can’t leave you unsupervised!

[@thebaccathatchews]

The Zone Where Normal Things Don't Happen Very Often

[@vitaurea]

The Zone of The Unnormal Normal

[@Panzerfan93]

So basically the Zone from Roadside Picnic?

[@KillerOrca]

With less cheeki breeki and more Florida man

[@eccoeco3454]

It seems to be nominated by many in this comment section but what is it

[@MestreDentistaGUC]

Have you guys done any SCP stuff? I'd love to see something on the foundation.

[@williampage286]

I love you templin!!! I remember a trailer for this movie like 3/4 years ago and wanted to watch this but forgot the name!!!

[@idicula1979]

I’ve never seen Annihilation and I don’t intend to. But judging from the clips I’ve seen it is one of the most beautiful and awe inspiring movies ever. It look like a Tarance Malick movie in all its grandeur.

[@juandegorerodriguez2360]

One of the most fascinating films I see in my life..

[@NODnuke45]

Reminds me of an SCP, or, several SCPs in fact.

[@darrynmurphy2038]

I consider this film as an unofficial SCP film

[@Phoenix-vf4nd]

NODnuke45 remind me of SCP-407

[@KillerOrca]

@TJ ONeill Proto-Foundation perhaps?

[@ReptilianLepton]

@@KillerOrca Ever read the 'message in a bottle from the bottom of the Mariana Trench' SCP-001 proposal? The Southern Reach could be the very first attempt in a long string...

[@Fae-Fey]

probably the Taboo SCP forest is the closest thing you can get

[@fatalshore5068]

This seems like a solid start to some epic world building. I am intrigued!

[@UbinTimor]

just to clarify, the apparent plant-life mimicking human form aren't exactly doing so. the plants you see in the film were actually humans, the leader of the expedition lied about evacuating the area so all the "plants" you see in that scene were- at one point- humans that had mutated into plants.

[@The_Daily_Tomato]

It landed in Florida...........Aliens got a sense of humor i see ;)

[@shmee123ful]

The most unbelievable part of that movie was that the world or specifically America hadn't bombed the shit out of that area x place

[@voodoodoll4960]

That was surely the plan B But goodbye to the response, knowledge and potential alien technology

[@alexboehm3919]

Great video! Keep up the good work. I always like seeing a universe I know on this channel, since I can instantly recognize it. If I may offer some suggestions for future topics: Strategic Homeland Division (The Division) The Vex (Destiny) The Vanguard (Destiny) SCP foundation (SCP) Andromeda Initiative (Mass effect) Inferno squad (Star Wars) narrated by Janina Gavankar Project at Eden’s gate (Far Cry) United Nations space alliance (Call of Duty Infinite Warfare) Zootopia Police Department (Zootopia) Bestiary: Xenomorphs (Alien) Brotherhood of Assassins (Assassins Creed) Interplanetary Strategic Alliance (Killzone)

[@mingchoi8369]

Only in Florida will you find something like an eldritch location with bizarre Lovecraftian lifeforms. Anyway, here are some suggestions for future videos: Atlas: - Jaburo - Mobile Suit Gundam - Sydney Crater - Mobile Suit Gundam - Ba Sing Se - Avatar: The Last Airbender - Morioh Town - JoJo's Bizarre Adventure - Honnoji Academy - Kill la Kill - Star City - Arrow - Central City - The Flash - Sunnydale - Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Storybrooke - Once Upon a Time - The Kanto Region - Pokemon Other videos: - Earth Federation and Principality of Zeon - Mobile Suit Gundam - Galactic Kaiserreich and Free Planets Alliance - Legend of the Galactic Heroes - The Superman Regime - Injustice: Gods Among Us - Speedwagon Foundation - JoJo's Bizarre Adventure - Holy Britannia Empire - Code Geass - HYDRA - MCU - Dossier: Amuro Ray and Char Aznable - Mobile Suit Gundam - Dossier: Lelouch Lamperouge - Code Geass - Dossier: Jonathan Joestar and Dio Brando - JoJo's Bizarre Adventure - Dossier: Green Arrow - Arrow - Dossier: Ryuko Matoi and Satsuki Kiryuin - Kill la Kill - Dossier: Lord Drakkon - Power Rangers - HiCom: The First Zeon War - Mobile Suit Gundam - HiCom: The Alliance-Reich Wars - Legend of the Galactic Heroes - HiCom: The Drakkon War - Power Rangers: Shattered Grid - HiCom: The Infinity War - MCU - HiCom: Endgame: Thanos's Last Stand - MCU - HiCom: The Crisis on Infinite Earths - Arrowverse

[@literalsarcasm1830]

Reminds me of the Lovecraft tale "The Color out of Space"

[@alexanderjames5689]

I really love this film a lot👍

[@bryancruz8782]

Did not expect the institute to do this one hell ya.

[@darrynmurphy2038]

Area X: The safest and most normal part of Florida

[@infernosgaming8942]

Seems like someone read Roadside Picnic, played the STALKER games, took acid, and made a movie out of their trip lol. Crazy concept though, would love to see it explored more.

[@shouldntreallybehere69]

Can you do the Interstellar Manufacturing Corporation (I.M.C.) and the Frontier Militia of Titanfall?

[@SFRobertsDickClarke]

Thank you muchly for doing one of my suggestions :-)

[@Sunshine-xs9og]

Florida gets weirder: Shimmering Boogaloo

[@tuskinradar8688]

God I love how Lovecraftian this movie was, its got its flaws but was a blast to watch. Got me totally psyched for the Colour out of Space w Nick Cage this past January

[@ernestineprin1697]

Colour out of Space was fine. It was an interpretation reflecting family relationships, it seems, so significantly different from the story thematically.

[@tuskinradar8688]

@@ernestineprin1697 thematically certainly, but the premise was striking similar, i walked out of the theater after having watched Annihilation honestly convinced id just seen a loose adaptation of CooS, the same way that John Carpenter's The Thing 1982 is partly drawing on Lovecraft's the Mountains of Madness premise. Annihilation is about a strange meteorite crash landing in a rural area near a small town, and proceeding to corrupt everything around it in cosmic horror-ey and unfathomable ways, complete with bizarre mutations of flora and fauna, and a gradual degradation of anyone who spends long periods in its area of effect, complete with a strange chromatic light source. Thematically the films are concerned with different things, but the basic story of this bizarre otherworldly thing exerting a corrupting, mutagenic, and ultimately destructive influence on everything around it was almost too similar not to think was intentional imo. And no worries, just to be clear I loved CooS, comments would probably be fairly similar regarding its quality, some changes were obviously made in a few areas to tell the story in modern day, but it was told and portrayed about as faithfully as a story about a color we can't see can be visually portrayed on screen, and i totally loved it for that

[@UnreasonableOpinions]

The main problem with trying to explore a place like this is that ultimately the Area has been created entirely to serve the needs of the film's narrative, and the narrative is first and foremost concerned with exploring ideas of grief and loss. It's an excellent movie, but trying to examine it as a film about An Interesting Alien only leads to disappointment - for all they manage to make the surface level of the film genuinely interesting, wherever a scene or a line had to choose between what's best for the surface plot and what's best for the narrative metaphor, the narrative always wins. I don't mind that many people didn't like the movie, it's certainly not for everyone. But the endless ranks of 'explained' videos about the movie that obsess over details of plot but fail to even mention the narrative were very frustrating.

[@LordTelperion]

Saul Evans, the lighthouse keeper, did it for me. His suffering and attempt to save his beloved, and by proxy all Mankind, is tragically sad and beautifully noble.

[@cherryboywriter6299]

Oh wow I just finished reading the Annihilation series last month too.

[@kenguyii9108]

Welcome to Area X. Warning: Here Be Dragons. And Mutated Crocodiles, Bears, and all other wildlife.

[@nianbozhang9070]

This would make for a perfect SCP.

[@aesthetics8230]

The Closets we get to a SCP Movie

[@Leonyithas]

You guys should do a video on the SCP foundation or one of the many Groups in its universe, like the UNGOC or Marshal Carter & Dark.

[@Dan19870]

I bet those crystals at the center of the zone would fetch a good price on the black market.

[@FalconRS]

Wasn't that Roadside Picnic rip-off? Anyway, great piece from Templin.

[@ldti]

FalconRS totally sounds like it.

[@andrewgenio]

The novel's author said he didn't read it nor took inspiration from it

[@ldti]

Andrew Mac Gaul doubt intensifies.

[@FalconRS]

@@andrewgenio He could at least admit the obvious inspiration. Full denial is just stupid. It's like George R. R. Martin would denied he did read Lord of the Rings and was never inspired by Tolkien whatsoever.

[@Saintphoenix86]

@@FalconRS You know not everything is a ripoff, there is such a thing as convergent ideas, Also you can say then that harry potter is a rip off of star wars, everything is hte same other than the basic setting, plot is the same for the most part though

[@SeanKL107]

Somebody call the SCP foundation.

[@akiramasashi9317]

Could you do something on Spectral from 2016 sometime?

[@zencole336]

"Destruction and Regeneration, You Are The Real Enemy"

[@Mumspaghettti]

You guys should start doing SCP's. Huge untapped market right there ;)

[@SFRobertsDickClarke]

They have spoken about this before. SCP lore is too huge and unwieldy. Also, there are loads of SCP youtubers

[@MrBigCookieCrumble]

Brother, get the flamer The *heavy* flamer!

[@benlevy9091]

Would you guys ever consider doing ya dystopian world's such as panem, wckd, or district 13

[@literalsarcasm1830]

You should do a video on the SCP Foundation

[@dhruvamukhopadhyay1931]

Please make a video on the NFFA from the Purge.

[@ellnic]

It's so grat we are getting regular videos again. I have a question though, is there any chance this channel could cover the mass effect universe ?

[@TemplinInstitute]

yeah, we've already done quite a few videos on Mass Effect. There's a whole playlist dedicated to it.

[@ellnic]

@@TemplinInstitute They where all fantastic episodes and thank you for them. Are there any more in the works coming soon? I know this the templin institute is busy with the recent changes and Stellaris invicta season 2 coming but i'm only asking since i'm a huge fan of you and ive just finished a complete re run of the original mass effect trilogy

[@2based783]

This is what happens when I fucking sneeze at planets

[@andrevenger]

Now do The Zone of Alienation.

[@phreakazoith2237]

Good news everyone! We have to deliver a package of tasty cookies to Area X!

[@Alue14]

I always knew that Area X was basically Lovecraft's Garden... Sad that it was in Florida, and not in New England. But, then again, then it couldn't go and spawn a massive swamp, now could it?

[@Transmissional]

A great movie, honestly they could have delved off the books a little and made a creative sequel or something.

[@asd1234asd1234asd]

Where is the SCP foundation when you need them? This is Euclid, maybe a lower end of Keter.

[@tdnavy1066]

Great movie

[@Jayjay-qe6um]

Communications, radars, and everything else cannot penetrate the Shimmer. Previous exploratory teams never returned, and is gradually expanding its boundaries. The military will have no choice, but to used MOAB's, if worse comes to worst, Nuclear weapons.

[@warrendesonia7924]

Well written; and excellent visual effects; You have the potential for a good series here. But please - when are we going to see something on a 2nd season of the GTU? Templin Institute, YOUR RESPONSE?????

[@warrendesonia7924]

@TJ ONeill If Stellaris Invicta is what they are calling the GTU, Fine; I will wait patiently for it; It will be interesting to see what they do. I sent in a story line last year; the waiting is the hardest part.

[@kirk7528]

Creative choice

[@AnarchicEowyn]

Love this movie

[@GmodPlusWoW]

I'm not sure whether to consider Annihilation to be closer to The Color Out Of Space or Roadside Picnic.

[@kabeltelevizio]

It's definitely more Stalker than cosmic horror.

[@michaelwyllie3638]

‘Posted 20 secs ago’ LETS GOOOOOO

[@ethancolebarrett]

I think I speak for all of us when I say this. "FUCK THAT BEAR!!!"

[@Dr_Doctor_Lee]

it was beautyfull. it was just beautyfull. and terrifying.....in any scientific way i know in my opinion, it was the absolutly and purest perfection of life the matter of perfection.... or just some sort of high or low energy-field, with or without electromagnetic aspects

[@xenonnati]

I just watched this movie like 4 days ago... *shudders*

[@warlorddthorn4173]

so a basically a less nasty version on 40K chaos corruption

[@alkun9814]

Who currently lead the voting?

[@chrisgreen6222]

Can you do an episode on the umbrella corporation from resident evil

[@marcusblackwell2372]

Is it just me or is X a common letter in Sci-Fi/Spy movies?

[@TheLiamster]

Yes it is, also Z is a common letter.

[@marcusblackwell2372]

@@TheLiamster really? Besides Saint's Row (I know but I mean, Aliens) I didn't know

[@nowhereman6019]

Because X sounds mysterious. It wouldn't be so cool I'd it was called Area F, now would it?

[@marcusblackwell2372]

@@nowhereman6019 I was referring to what you said about "Z"

[@tba113]

It's not just you. "X" has a lot of uses. In math and science, the letter "X" is commonly used to designate unknowns and variables. Visually, it has an easy-to-spot center, which makes it handy in marking out map locations as well. Thematically, an 'X' crossing through something like a name or picture is seen as letting the audience know whatever that name or pic represented is done: a name crossed off a list is someone who's been dealt with, and a crossed-out picture usually means a target that has been eliminated. That, and it sounds cool.

[@KillerOrca]

Why did I not know this movie was a thing, at all? Did I miss the adds for it or...

[@Artemis-zl5cs]

no no, that's just regular north florida

[@namkhanhng1802]

Can you do Umbrella Corporation in the Resident Evil series?

[@nowhereman6019]

Florida? There are no bears in Florida.

[@TemplinInstitute]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florida_black_bear

[@nowhereman6019]

@@TemplinInstitute I stand corrected.

[@TheLiamster]

Are you absolutely sure it’s not Florida Man in disguise?

[@nowhereman6019]

@@TheLiamster seeing how the bear looks, I'll chalk it up to really bad meth.

[@clash3583]

there are black bears

[@totalwartitan5118]

Do some videos about Masters of Orion universe! Attempt #2

[@carpemkarzi]

Sooo the movie version vs the book version. I liked both movie and the books (books more) but they are very different from each other. Ever consider doing the book version?

[@TemplinInstitute]

harder to get footage from a book, maybe one day though.

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I would recommend watching Tarkovsky's Stalker (1979) as it is way better film then annihilation.

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