how do you film a UFO? | NOPE Cinematography Breakdown

[@impatrickt]

no major spoilers in this one - only trailer stuff revealed! what did you think of NOPE?

[@i_so_late]

tbf, a lot of that stuff shouldn't have been in trailers

[@impatrickt]

@@i_so_late the trailers don’t reveal anything if you’ve seen the movie

[@AryanTalla]

NOPE was a pretty awesome movie and the IMAX 65 MM film was so nice to witness on the screen

[@i_so_late]

@@impatrickt they don't reveal one of the main things, but still included lots of big moments that I would've liked to see for the first time in the film,

[@impatrickt]

@@AryanTalla if you can catch a laser showing do it. it’s insane.

[@EjRidenhour]

I loved the shots of the ufo and how the camera didn’t cut when it was flying felt so real

[@impatrickt]

So good

[@conner2285]

the way it dipped and slid over the mountains whenever it flew away was just so 😔👌

[@Iammoneyman420]

Same here , there was a few night shits where the ufo just zoomed into the clouds in the blink of an eye. It felt very real

[@brandonbarnes9681]

With all the remakes we’ve been getting. I appreciate the creativity that Peele brings in his films

[@Bardizzle4895]

Loved the essay! One thing that I found particular interesting was the idea of how Peele depicted the actual abduction of things / people. He depicted it like a tornado funnel rather than a beam of a light that levitates anything in the path. A simple but very effective film!

[@IdrisFashan]

I thought that was cool, too. Chaotic and harmful. Preparation for what is to come.

[@XhonDang]

loved the essay. the movie was so good. this film definitely had more depth and atmosphere than his other two. the world building was phenomenal. i was fully immersed from start to finish.

[@impatrickt]

id use a GH5

[@XhonDang]

@@impatrickt the IBIS would be great but if it’s at night i ain’t seeing shit 😂

[@trentkhr]

Get Out definitely had depth as well, but it may escape you if racism, particularly how it effects Black people, is not something you find as a deep concept or you choose not to understand. 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@XhonDang]

@@trentkhr bruh i was referring to atmospheric depth and depth in cinematography, not his symbolism and metaphors.

[@lilmilontiktok]

I think it had the least depth by far

[@j.zuberi]

1. Props to you for speaking about a film of such intergalactic scale without spoiling anything, that takes true skills. 2. To your question i think the issue is people who record / capture UFOs only has the subject at a far, which can easily be dismissed...i personally would try to figure out a way to get myself IN the shot to add some more dimension to at least show its not fake and try to get as close & detailed as possible. 3. I already know we aren't alone, only a self centered person would think we're the ONLY species in the entire universe lol, the issue isn't knowing this...like u said...its proving it.

[@estephaniezapata4714]

Jordan Peele really stepped up his film quality with IMAX.. the cinematography is beautiful specially in theaters. I was so disturbed and surprised by it all that I couldn’t sleep that night. I wanted to know why he crafted the movie the way he did and what it meant. You made a point that not many videos have made, digital media is used for almost everything nowadays. And though it’s useful it’s also fragile- one click on delete and it’s gone. Maybe this is also why he chose imax this time instead of digital? Just like the characters choose film to capture the ufo.. there’s a parallel there for sure

[@ntmetroid]

The cinematography was so good. I was very happy i saw it in IMAX. The way the camera moves - especially when moving to look at the sky - added so much

[@glennsak]

Nope is an unforgettable film. Kudos to Jordan Peele.

[@isaiahvoss]

I loved Nope. It's second place to Get Out. It's better than Us in my opinion. I loved how it was inspired by the greats like Steven Spielberg John Carpenter and as I was watching it, it got more and more suspenseful without saying spoilers and it was shot so well with IMAX Cameras. It gave that directorial and visual world surrounding the Haywoods that I don't believe we ever saw before. There's not many horror sci fi movies that can do it like Jordan Peele did. It's compared to Close Encounters Of The Third Kind and Jaws.

[@impatrickt]

Absolutely agree with those references!

[@theuniverse7227]

I was hooked the entire time, the creative use of storytelling elements is amazing

[@wildercerrate7295]

Tbh nope might be my favorite Peele movie Get out is amazing but Nope just happened to hit all the right notes for me to love it way more

[@wildercerrate7295]

Get out doesn't have an Akira slide I'll say that too

[@theghostsofgiants]

Nothing to do with the cinematography aspect of this essay, but I think the reason that UFO videos are unconvincing to most people is because they're still primarily reflecting individual experiences, and we won't be convinced until we experience them collectively. (Of course if the pandemic and a million other things have taught us anything, even collective experiences are harder to convince people of these days.)

[@EB-if2px]

Loved this. Im seeing Nope for a 3rd time just because of how different it is. I just love everything about it from story, cinematography, music, fx & all the little elements this film has

[@tafhimimamkhan]

That Lemmino music hits differently. Amazing video.

[@chrisheeran]

My filmmaking KZbin hero doing an essay on a film I haven’t been able to get out of my mind since seeing it Thursday. THANK YOU PAT always good to see an upload from you

[@impatrickt]

cheers Chris! i guess you liked the movie?

[@chrisheeran]

@@impatrickt absolutely loved it man, 2022 is proving to be a great year to go the cinema and be swept away by incredible stories. Have you seen ELVIS?

[@impatrickt]

@@chrisheeran i haven’t caught it. my brother went to the toronto premiere and was iffy on it. was going to catch it when it streams!

[@TheABSRDST]

This was such a good watch. I was getting my thoughts out about Nope last night, and my favorite theory to talk about was [spoiler] . . . . . . . . . The monster is a camera, a digital camera. Its viewing organ (which looks directly at us, the audience, in the opening) is a giant camera sensor! The resemblance is uncanny, i recognized it immediately. Its mouth is much like an aperture, too. I think it's extremely fitting for the monster to be a camera because you can tell that Jordan has GREAT reverence for these giant cameras, and how much power they have, and how we need to respect that power, as artists, and not use this incredible technology irresponsibly. As a film maker, he has the whole world watching, so it would make sense that this anxiety over the war of information, using his platform responsibly, etc. I mean this in earnest, how long is it til someone tries to capture an ACTUAL tragedy in imax, for the glory and fame of it? Honestly it's my fav jordan peele film. If you found any of this interesting, i have a video about it on my channel :] I also cover other theories in the video. Edit: fuck Kanye tho for real lol

[@impatrickt]

yes i didn’t want to talk about this because of spoilers but it definitely resembled some sort of camera.

[@gdhuertas07]

Damn, I already loved this movie, but you're convincing me that it was even better than I thought.

[@TheABSRDST]

@@gdhuertas07 if u liked that, I cover a ton of theories in my new video! I’m completely new to film KZbin so I’m kinda lookin for ppl to show my vid to

[@Carlit0Tit0]

@@TheABSRDST That's an interesting theory, maybe the alien ship was a drone camera of some sorts for viewing humans on earth. Except it wouldn't make sense because it eats living beings.

[@underscore_5450]

I think it's a major theme in the movie and kind of a meta thing for the real world as well. Since the dawn of time, humanity has been recording our lives. From cave paintings, to sculptures, to writings, carvings, drawings, film, pictures, ect. It's a rather integral part of our culture as human beings. Recording something makes it real. It makes it last beyond just our memory. In a way, nothing is really real to us until we record it for others to see.

[@CJWest]

This movie was a blast to see in theaters, I hope to see more like this from Jordan Peele

[@greengoblin4life]

I was so excited when I saw Hoyte Van Hoytema name appear in the opening credits. I was like “isn’t that the guy that worked tenet’s cinematography” lol. And I feel like the only way to prove the existence of ufo’s or aliens would have to be with your own eyes. Great vid man! 🔥

[@CallousCoder]

How to shoot a ufo? Back in 1993 I was an intern on the university of Utrecht, working on the Dutch OpenTower Telescope and this came up. The professor in charge said in order for a sighting to be of any value, you would have to have known size objects in frame with the UFO and the shot should be stable and you would need a focal length. Only then can you calculate size and speed. When movement, size and or speed are abnormal compared to our current technology can we classify it as a ufo. So I would shoot it through me 1250mm equivalent telescope on a stable platform and make sure the sky line is in plane view and document my angle, elevation and exact position. And then send the footage to researchers that can do the math and wait what they say. And if there’s time I would call friends to step out and start shooting it too. More angle more accuracy. But that’s the thing with UFOs, the sightings are sudden so you never are setup. Even the NAVY their images from a few years back, to me look like a bird flying in the opposite direction followed by the gimbal, making it seem faster. And Thunderf00t then actually also came up with that hypothesis and did some maths that confirmed my idea too. Seemingly uninteresting factors can have enormous consequences. For example we shot a film 3 years back and we hired a Milo for repeatable moves. We shot trucks coming over the bridge and the shots didn’t like up, despite the MILO! None of us had accounted for the movement of a bridge (we aren’t civil engineers) when heavy loads are on it. And then having a long lens, that 3-5mm flex becomes pretty visible. So standing on a bridge or a balcony that flexes minimally can make an object on a long less seem to move very fast to arbitrary direction. So, getting more people to film from different angles helps to determine authenticity and size, speed etc.

[@burrdaddy]

I was flying my drone at night in my hometown several weeks ago. What I didn't realize is that I was causing a stir when several people were convinced that it MUST have been a UFO because known aircraft can't make those moves. In fact, a neighbor was just about to go on Facebook live with PROOF of UFO's when they noticed me standing in the driveway. It's really that easy for people to believe what they want to believe.

[@jobz9150]

This!

[@eeehmmwhat2406]

In some shots we got like a POV from the character when the ufo was flying. It looked pretty cool

[@carterburkhart4336]

I loved Michael Wincott’s Antlers because he embodies that classic cinematographer mindset

[@AlexandreVidal]

This movie got me moved. It’s surely a masterpiece!

[@lxo88]

Cool take that builds on the themes in the film about the aesthetics of realism, instead of just a pat value judgement about the film!

[@nitsugazemag]

It’s such a great movie that, on the surface, seems rather straight forward, something that Jordan Peele isn’t quite known for, but there’s so much subtext and meaning there to take from. While I didn’t care for the cinematography of Get Out, the story and the acting were far fascinating that I feel it compensated. Us, I don’t think the cinematography was bad by any stretch, but nothing to praise it for. For me, it was serviceable. Nope is on a new level beginning in a television lighting from Gordy’s Home set into a more cinematic present, outside from the even studio lighting where the cinematographer works with natural lighting, and manipulating it with more conventional film lights, gels, scrims, etc.. Beyond his use in IMAX cameras, the lighting had a more cinematic quality. The nighttime shots were really great. Also, Keke Palmer doing a Kaneda bike slide from Akira was awesome. This is a love letter to the spectacle, the blockbuster, but deconstruction of it too, down to the crew and animals. Can’t wait to see it again. Wished there was a local IMAX, but sadly, will have to settle for the regular viewing.

[@emmittbrazille]

the blood on the windows truly gave me chills!!!

[@omaralcantara1142]

Now I HAVE to go see it only in IMAX 😂 lol, love the way you review and and go into depth about your movie reviews huge fan of your channel keep up great work man 💪🏻🙏🏼🙏🏼🎥

[@DelightLovesMovies]

Jordan Peele is a brilliant genius.

[@downingbots]

I don't think the problem is only about video quality. We'd also want ways of establishing the authority of the people recording. The US Navy has some authority and trust that they're not trying to fool the world, but lacks good video quality. But a random person with an IMAX camera would lack the authority, and people would be right to be extremely suspicious. One "accessible" way of establishing authority would be if lots of people filmed the UFO, across a range of recoding equipment. I think if we could be pretty sure that they weren't coordinating, that would make it convincing that it wasn't just a fake video. **For example, if a UFO flew over Coachella, and people recorded on their phones while the hired professional videographers filmed it on their good video equipment, that would convince me that it wasn't CGI. Then you wouldn't need the authority of the US Navy or the equipment of an IMAX camera.** It pushes it back to a question of if the UFO was aliens or military or a fancy drone that someone built-but at least the truth of the event wouldn't be in question.

[@mrebbesen]

Yup it’s a question of making it more likely to be real than fake. It’s why (most) believe the moon landings

[@IdrisFashan]

I loved this movie SOOOO MUCH. For content creators, it’s THE tension. How to get THE SHOT. The headline, the post that hits different… 😆 There are so many layers to this film, it’s a plate full of sides you can claim to be the main course, but any ONE of them could be the focus. I absolutely love that. Plus it’s got the Spielberg, Outer Limits/Twilight Zone and Akira (AKIRAAAAA!!!) nods right the way through. Also, how do you shoot 65mm in the dark? That was real night shots. Holy shit… people were annoyed at me screaming ‘How da fuck dey do dat?!’ 😂

[@impatrickt]

they used infrared for the night shots

[@brandonbarnes9681]

@@impatrickt that was most surprising about the film. I was thinking “How can we see so clearly at night”

[@DeadMuzan]

Nope was my favorite of his…the idea was so dope and scary if you really think about it.

[@ChaosMarine9118]

Brilliant film. Highly unique experience. Was NOT expecting a certain scene that absolutely shook me to my core.

[@xrmasiso]

This was awesome! I'm glad I found you in the comments of Lewis Potts night scene video (related to clouds/sky in NOPE ).

[@akv.michael]

Pleaseeee Patrick! Do a youtube video overviewing your entire Fujifilm collection! 🙏🏽 It’s must needed & your few videos don’t do them justice!

[@impatrickt]

i’m done with cameras and i sold most of my fujis. sorry!

[@alisinclair8529]

Love the essay. I’m looking forward to the follow up ‘Top 5 cameras to capture UFOs in 2022’

[@kazlepek6552]

These videos are fantastic man, keep up the unique style .. it’s refreshing

[@impatrickt]

Thanks! Will do!

[@idontcareproductions]

One thing that stuck with me about the cinematography was the night sky shots. I knew it that it wasn't merely a sky replacement or green screen so I did some digging to find that they combine IMAX with digital IR photography to get a real sky composite. I am very curious about that process.

[@impatrickt]

yeah same as the rover scene in ad astra. they won’t share how it works until they can sell it.

[@gabrieltm9000]

With how ai is getting i think no matter how the footage of it looks most will not believe until they’ve seen

[@StillOnTrack]

I think a TON of people would have to capture it on their phones to convince people it's real. Not just one person no matter how good a shot. Even then of course some subset of people still wouldn't believe it though because some people think everything is a hoax or deception of some kind.

[@peterproductions5015]

Bro, I thought I was the only one who got pumped asf when I read “Shot with IMAX cameras”.

[@impatrickt]

right!?

[@NoiselessBob]

Best night shots I’ve ever seen

[@KillDevon]

I watched it and I still ask myself: How did they match the look of the Jean Jacket in such a seamless way with the look of the IMAX shots? Such a great picture

[@karikaru]

I forgot about this movie, you have me sold on renting it now!

[@impatrickt]

so good

[@josephclegg3562]

This movie was awesome. I think OJ survived.

[@Thisiscinemalist]

Man how wonderful would it be to go watch a film with you and then on your way back home, discuss it with you in the car.. and then when you reach home discuss it more for the weeks to come. Your friends and family are really lucky. 😌 Ps : Love all of your content.

[@focusmedia2465]

Loved the film, his best work yet. Great video essay!

[@impatrickt]

cheers!

[@evilvendingmachine]

Damn... your script and storytelling was really good in this one... very interesting perspective! Love it

[@impatrickt]

thanks peter!

[@aaronpeipert]

But what about Gordy? Can we get a follow up video. I need more Gordy insight! 🙈

[@TheABSRDST]

I have some thoughts about Gordy, mainly that he sets up Jupiter's fate as someone who's obsessed with being part of a spectacle. His story is cyclical... the first time he encounters nature's wrath, he's spared. When he incurs the wrath a second time, he is "made a spectacle", the grave warning from the beginning.

[@aaronpwh33ler]

I didn’t know the DP going into the film. So when I saw Hoyte Van Hoytema in the opening credits, I said aloud, “Oh, nice!”. Nope would 100% be a different film with a different cinematographer.

[@impatrickt]

hoyte the imax goat

[@Astrolionking]

The plot twist where they reveal that Jean Jacket is not a ship but in fact the creature itself mind fucked me so hard. Best alien movie ever. It also makes me think: Jean Jacket is compared to an animal and acts like a predator to the point where I wonder… is this even alien at all?

[@ViralVideos-pr2oi]

Please do a video on Euphoria bro! Loved the behind the scenes footage you got for this.

[@bedelian]

5:53 The thing about capturing a UFO on film is that you would have the negatives. I don't think it's possible to print VFX onto negatives, and even if it were, I imagine only a handful of people on the planet have that capability. So actually, any sort of celluloid evidence of UFOs would be irrefutable proof that what the film shows actually happened, especially if it were examined by experts.

[@impatrickt]

i agree it helps the validity quite a bit

[@dre400]

Movies like Dune and the new Batman were filmed digital, added VFX and then printed as a negative on film. So it is possible. But a negative is a better proof than a digital file for sure.

[@bedelian]

@@dre400 damn, didn't know that. But, as you said, still way stronger evidence than digital. A digital video of a UFO at this point is basically useless, because so many people have the skills to add one in using after effects or Blender.

[@impatrickt]

@@dre400 it’s still easy to tell it isn’t film

[@Lisence2chill]

Nope Gang! This was a great video and man what a movie

[@AlpacoFilms]

Love Love LOVE this man!

[@kidreem6823]

This movie was crazy wanted more

[@impatrickt]

same fam

[@paroxycus]

This is a fantastic conundrum. We have two sciences (probably more) whose jobs are to look at the sky: astronomers, astro-physicists, meteorologists and the like. Until either of those come out of their labs (or telescopes) to express that they saw evidence let alone produce it, it is highly unlikely that large swaths of people will believe anything is there. Nevertheless, a fascinating topic to ponder.

[@DazBaldwin]

Another amazing insight video Patrick - leaving me with a question I am struggling to answer!

[@impatrickt]

thanks for watching Daz!

[@groundtenpro]

Great narration and perspective bro, I've never thought about before but it would be very intriguing to figure out how to actually capture a ufo in a realistic way 🛸

[@jonfreeman9682]

Shot in Imax and shot in Film. Love it. Nope is a very strange sci fi movie. It actually gets better on second viewing. It would not look as good in digital and strangely look cheap.

[@josephdarkhelmet9494]

Have I seen Nope? Yup. A contender for Best Picture. See this film.

[@WithLightAndLoveLuisa]

Amazing video essay!! ✨

[@impatrickt]

🙌

[@luisca92]

Multiple simultaneously recording cameras. Infrared, Lidar, ultrasonic, basically as much of the specter ad can be captured

[@claygriffin-derr558]

I hope this feedback is useful but I don’t feel that this essay answered the prompt in any way. Yes, Jordan used IMAX, but that’s about all you do to describe why it feels different. You could have gone into the cinematographer’s past projects, the differences between film and digital, aspect ratios, how they captured scale and juxtaposed it to close-ups to create tension, etc. Alternatively, you could relabel the essay “how Nope made me question reality” or something similar. Because essentially that’s the focus of your essay. I don’t mean to hate, I was just left very confused at the end

[@impatrickt]

I only title to get clicks beyond that I dont care what anyone thinks. views is all that matters to me.

[@KenFlanagan]

This was so much more interesting because the focus was not about what camera to use in a general sense although it actually was totally about that and the use of an imax camera but the excellent narration allowed the focus to not get preoccupied by cinematic imagery but realise the essential nature of its meaning. Do we believe in what we are seeing. The fact that this video was talking about Nope and alien life is possibly irrelevant. The reference to fake news and a lack of intellectual integrity has led science and fact to be replaced by identity and our limited perception of truth through self interest. At this point if we are looking for what is more real and holds more certainty of truth we might trust how we are made to feel when watching Frozen father than the illusion of truth in our preferred news feeds. Very interesting stuff. In terms of alien life it’s probably more likely to be a visitation of a microbe buried somewhere in a random meteor and frankly at that point the camera of choice is an electron microscope and those images are oddly wholly believed as well as being mind bending. Thanks for an excellent video. Btw Maybe check out F for Fake by Orson Welles. I would be interested to hear your thoughts on that in this context. Thanks again.

[@blueazure9658]

Had to sleep on it. I woke up and realized the movie and the plot itself is the message…

[@roelmarten3969]

I wish Patrick had talked more about how all the night scenes were shot in daylight.

[@impatrickt]

there wasn't any info out when I made this

[@theflorri]

the way I would convice the world the UFO was real was just to bring as many people as possible to the site, theyll have their phones and start filming and uploading. Something becomes a lot more believable if you see the same thing captured by multiple people from multiple angles. Cause we are deeply cooperative beings, we are conditioned to believe something we see repeated more often rather than the thing that is presented in the best quality.

[@gngrkid1928]

I know this is off the wall but can anyone identify the glasses at 2:09. They are too cool!

[@jackjac]

Great video as always :D Maybe a dumb question to the community: the effect of the Imax camera will suffer, if the film isn't watched on an imax screen, am I right?

[@impatrickt]

it would certainly help but imax aspect ratio still looks great at home. disney+ even markets their MCU films as “imax enhanced” at home.

[@jackjac]

@@impatrickt thank you very much!

[@deadstar44]

Anyone thought that Jean Jacket's "eye" looked like a camera sensor that literally captures you if you stare at it directly?

[@impatrickt]

i think that was intentional

[@stephanes.]

Love it

[@jthrilla9147]

Hoyte von I knew once I seen the I max my g wouldn't be far behind 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@v_ChimChim_x]

If I saw aliens with my own eyes, and even recorded it on video. How would I prove to the world that aliens are real? Well I wouldn't even try. It would be such a long and hard fought battle that I just wouldn't bother.

[@griffinnelsonaudiovisuals2362]

If you’re talking about filming something that’s flying (Unidentified FLYing object), then I really don’t think there’s a way to convince someone to believe they are watching footage of a 100% real UFO. But, if someone were to physically interact with the UFO, then it becomes a lot harder to fake… I don’t think it’s possible to do it without truly grounding it to our reality.

[@noahwen-li]

Love the Lemmino bgm hahaha

[@MrRidikolus]

I’m going to see it a second time tomorrow ;)

[@rev-ilojikai]

Great video!

[@impatrickt]

🙏🙏

[@seanswee]

I was gonna watch this video essay and then I said NOPE

[@BinaryOrchestra]

This is interesting because I am a cinematographer, and in fact I have seen a UFO and have filmed the UFO. I shot it on an iphone 4 lol, the best camera is the one you have right? I think it comes down to people have to make their own decisions as to what to believe and what not to believe. As for art, art and films etc are subjective and they are not for everyone to enjoy or experience, but it is for someone to experience.

[@impatrickt]

if we can’t make people believe then it might as well have never happened

[@davidhabert]

As a UFO and paranormal enthusiast this movie when it comes out will be on my bucket list. From what I have seen on the trailer, this looks very much like the paranormal and UFO activity that occurs at Skinwalker Ranch near the city of Ballard, Utah. As for photographing or even getting film footage of an actual UFO, is next to impossible. However one very famous footage was the Concord with a UFO appearing next to it, kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJucp2SgrrR3psU the list of UFO film footage real or fake goes on, it's up to you to decide if you believe in it or not.

[@impatrickt]

i wasn’t familiar with the concord footage. thanks for sharing 🙏

[@davidhabert]

@@impatrickt there is also other footage of a TV camera crew who caught some UFOs over in the small town of Kaikoura in New Zealand. But this footage is hard to locate.

[@tigistzalka]

you asked how id convince the world that the ufo I filmed is real, the question made me understand Antlers choice at the end. faking physical interactions especially ones where you end up dead are hard to fake..

[@BrentFXvideos]

It would all come down to the actual medium that the video is delivered on. If the video is delivered on an actual roll of film that could have No way been tampered with, that would give it the scientific vacuum that it is real.

[@impatrickt]

i agree

[@1sepriani]

It’s crazy how it’s NOT a UFO it’s an alien I love it

[@impatrickt]

so good but it’s still a UFO

[@rooneye]

3:37 never heard Peele's real voice before lol Watched a LOT or Key & Peele but he sounds sooo different.

[@impatrickt]

I feel like he sounds more wiser now ha. I think he's matured a lot as a filmmaker and a human in the last 10 years.

[@DominarRygel-XVI]

had been avoiding anything about this movie then I see this in my recommended lol so its a alien movie nice...

[@FearedSoup]

if it helps, you go basically the whole movie knowing that

[@brentpeddy4223]

Another amazing video! PT have you watched the film Vast of the Night on Prime?! Incredible filmmaking. Stellar performances. Ending a little weak. But you would so love this!! Shot on a super low budget, but what this guy did with what he had available is stunning!! Would love so see you review it!! It's a few years old now but still free on Prime.

[@impatrickt]

yes i saw at tiff years ago. wasn’t bad! i found it quite slow and over stylized but an interesting enough film.

[@brentpeddy4223]

@@impatrickt Any thoughts on Station Eleven? I really only watch episodes 1 & 7 as they are cohesive. But love the cinematography & score & storytelling.

[@impatrickt]

@@brentpeddy4223 why did you skip episodes?

[@brentpeddy4223]

@@impatrickt I really found it difficult to get into the future episodes. Wasn't really into that world building part of the series. It's so different than the past/present part of the series. I'm slowly starting to watch other episodes.

[@impatrickt]

@@brentpeddy4223 interesting. one of my favourite shows of recent memory. watched it twice.

[@blakeandrew2158]

great video, but what is that buzzing/rumbling sound in the video?

[@impatrickt]

I added a low tone to make it uncomfortable sub consciously but your conscious picked up on it

[@blakeandrew2158]

Lololololol

[@kascnef]

see it in imax

[@theroebuck123456789]

Get Out was good, Us was bad. Haven't seen this yet hopefully it's good

[@henriquenakandakare]

Just to become clear seeing a UFO is not seeing an alien. We have a lot of UFO videos because we have a lot of experimental technology not realized to the public. The US makes a lot of these things, for example, the drones they test in the past and now are known. And probably, if alien life becomes known, the best way this happens is for radio data from space. Very nice video btw.

[@impatrickt]

It’s aliens

[@henriquenakandakare]

My bad haha

[@jacksonvega7751]

I had an incredibly vivid dream in which me n my fatha wer on a beach n 3 star destroyers emerged from above. It was surprisingly frightening n amazingly real feelin n utterly awe inspiring

[@GregTardif]

Maybe some live streaming to convince people?

[@impatrickt]

would you believe it?

[@GregTardif]

@@impatrickt probably. I believe a lot of stuff on the net

[@BIGwillTHEGAME]

KZbin Recommended

[@impatrickt]

hope you liked it!

[@Nova-fh2et]

I hated Get Out and Us, but I can't help but feel intrigued by Nope. Hopefully I won't be suckered into wasting my money on him yet again

[@impatrickt]

what didn’t you like about them?

[@CSOCSO]

I hated the "2nd" look of the alien until someone mentioned "angels" .... then after the akira bike slide the first thing came to mind was that he was probably inspired by Neon Genesis Evangelion?

[@impatrickt]

it reminded me of the sail structures in MIDNIGHT SPECIAL too

[@parthsharma9194]

Would love to see a video on Zack Snyder's visual style

[@impatrickt]

I not a fan

[@AshleyCowieFilms]

A suite of Canon 16K EOS Rs located at alleged hotspots. By capturing the mundane sharp, one "should" get closer to any actual anomalies that might or might not exist.

[@Instant_Nerf]

You are overthink this. It would be no different then pulling out your iPhone and pressing the record. Problem has been the resolution for something so high in the sky. As soon as someone zooms in it’s a blurry mess. Tech would need to catch up.

[@impatrickt]

no chance bud