Snowpiercer - Left or Right

[@DaichiS4815162342]

Snowpiercer: Left or Right Parasite: Down or Up

[@TheNewTravel]

Awesome comment....So simple but so good

[@jackferraris634]

SOCIETY

[@jonatanw9358]

Oh what a movie

[@comradejosephstalinoftheus8698]

@brandovlogs That's another one of my favorite films.

[@koreng6246]

yall gotta watch the platform. its the vertical snowpiercer

[@csernobillahun]

Oh my god, Snowpiercer is a side-scroller!

[@ffnovice7]

+CseRedHide Don't forget Oldboy's most famous fight scene.

[@FantasticPyroclastic]

+CseRedHide yeah..the storyy felt 2,5 D

[@mr.moodle8836]

Actually, Snowpiercer would make a great side-scroller. Really hoping that happens now lol.

[@attackofthecopyrightbots]

Ive always thought that since i first saw it. the whole thing feels like a linear videogame especially with each level having stronger enemies

[@Idfkleavemealone420]

😂😂😂

[@DSLRguide]

hearing great examples of visual alternatives to cheap dialogue is seriously inspirational for me as a filmmaker!

[@realdaybreaker8013]

OMG Look whom I found.... the legendary DSLRguide Simon commenting......

[@GomaaFilms]

5 years later, you've been inspiring me.

[@DroBONILLA1]

Snowpiercer is a true underrated gem. I love the psychology of the camera to see what the actor's decisions will bring

[@LevonCross]

I love how instead of saying "spoiler alert" he begins by saying "There is no turning back" then proceeding to a discussion about snowpiercer and the choices of "left / right" or "back / forward"

[@JackHails]

people sure do like to tell Keanu that there's no turning back

[@MiracleWinchester]

Now that he's retired from MCU, I hope Chris works in projects like this again

[@jayblack5231]

Knives Out what whaat

[@brobro3770]

Knives Out what whaat

[@bptnmrphy3991]

Knives Out what whaat

[@Pixel_FX]

Dicks out what whaaat

[@lilyofthevalley8224]

Knives Out what whaat

[@Meg_Lovegood]

Had to stop, that moment when "click" "it's empty!" Gets me Pumped every Time.

[@hanbieryu8390]

Imagine if it wasn't empty lol

[@ilyagebo5512]

THEY HAVE NO BULLETS

[@zstick]

Oh, man. Now I have to watch Snowpiercer again. That movie was awesome, but I didn't catch the left/right thing at all. I also fell asleep through the dramatic climax right at the end (it was the end of a 16-hour work day and I didn't think I'd make it 15 minutes in, let alone 95%). Great short video. I love all your stuff, Tony. Please keep making videos!

[@DaaaahWhoosh]

Whoa. I never noticed the whole right vs left thing in Snowpiercer. I wonder if my subconscious did.

[@SusanMiles]

probably so.

[@proovemewrong]

So now, a year later... did you find the answer to your question?

[@AliceDiableaux]

You didnt notice it but your brain did

[@sploofmcsterra4786]

It adds a subconscious feel. It would've felt strange if they suddenly reversed it.

[@eliasfrp]

As someone already pretty much said, our subconscious would see right to left movement as strange. Filmmakers sometimes use this by making villains go from right to left, this way giving us a hint that they are bad.

[@filmcraft7890]

All these years later. Still the best video essay channel out there.

[@mmorkinism]

Chech out Like Stories of Old.

[@FunWithGuru]

I love you, I seriously love you. You're now my favourite KZbinr. I watched Snowpiercer for the first time only a few days ago, it may not be MoM or The Host, but it's a Bong Joon-ho film and I've always found him to be a visual genius.

[@arielzao150]

FunWithGuru look who I found here. My favourite KZbinr. What a great coincidence. Guess I should start my own channel now.

[@mckenzie.latham91]

The whole axe-gang rail-train scene still is one of my biggest draws to that movie.

[@Carlosdreamur]

arielzao150 look who I found here. My favorite youtuber

[@o.o9825]

The one and only

[@flux_time]

Oh shit fwg here?

[@cinemusing]

Great video, Tony. I agree with you. It's the classic 'show don't tell' idea and it seems simple, but so many filmmakers rely on dialogue to get their ideas across, completely ignoring how visual a medium film is. These are the simple choices that really make great directors like Bong Joon-Ho stand out in the crowd. And since we're on the topic of SNOWPIERCER, which I loved. I think we need to talk about the production design of this film which is some of the best I've seen all year. Journeying through this train was a fascinating experience in and of itself, each individual carriage serving as spectacle and a unique reflection of our culture. It's certainly not a perfect film, but it's an ambitious one, and a flawed but ultimately fascinating film is far more interesting than a lot of our current blockbusters. And it really served as a reminder of how in need we are of more weirdness and absurdity in our blockbusters as well.

[@everyframeapainting]

Josh Lewis Reviews Yes, weirdness and absurdity. I met a guy who didn't like how the movie shifted tones and I was like "That's why I watch South Korean movies!" I don't want 2 hours of grimdark. Slip on a fish. Do a long monologue about a shoe. Sing a song about what happens if the engine stops. Otherwise, it's not fun. Never in my life have I heard a human being say "Boy I liked that movie, it sure had a consistent tone without any weird parts." Long live the weird stuff.

[@bearwithgun14]

Every Frame a Painting Hey. I love you.

[@yuzupuppy]

Every Frame a Painting That's exactly what I loved. The movie isn't afraid to be absurd, and the fact that it is aware of how absurd it is makes it more enjoyable.

[@wsaj41221]

well said

[@Junkthief]

Great video. I'm glad this video is put out there. Being a film maker, I find it annoying when I see thousands of hate comments on films just because that audience doesn't understand the message. All they want is to be spoon-fed with dialogue to tell a story. I hope that this video will clarify to those who don't quite understand film that sometimes, action speaks louder than words.

[@illwill1991]

there's also the whole thing of Curtis and everyone else in the film looking forward or backwards along the train but only one person (the druged out asian door opener) realizes that the best course of action is to look to the side meaning outside the train the entire movie and everyone in It is consumed by forward or backward front of the train or back of the train and only one guy is like fuck the train all together

[@jackliechtenstein660]

there's also the whole thing of Curtis and everyone else in the film looking forward or backwards along the train but only one person (the druged out asian door opener) realizes that the best course of action is to look to the side meaning outside the train the entire movie and everyone in It is consumed by forward or backward front of the train or back of the train and only one guy is like fuck the train

[@cmolodiets]

there's also the whole thing of Curtis and everyone else in the film looking forward or backwards along the train but only one person (the druged out asian door opener) realizes that the best course of action is to look to the side meaning outside the train the entire movie and everyone in It is consumed by forward or backward front of the train or back of the train and only one guy is like

[@xvAlien]

here's also the whole thing of Curtis and everyone else in the film looking forward or backwards along the train but only one person (the druged out asian door opener) realizes that the best course of action is to look to the side meaning outside the train the entire movie and everyone in It is consumed by forward or backward front of the train or back of the train and only

[@Decumos]

also the whole thing of Curtis and everyone else in the film looking forward or backwards along the train but only one person (the druged out asian door opener) realizes that the best course of action is to look to the side meaning outside the train the entire movie and everyone in It is consumed by forward or backward front of the train or back of the train

[@FrozenAlacrity]

the whole thing of Curtis and everyone else in the film looking forward or backwards along the train but only one person (the druged out asian door opener) realizes that the best course of action is to look to the side meaning outside the train the entire movie and everyone in It is consumed by forward or backward

[@dmsanct]

This movie definitely has it's holes but visually and conceptually is honestly great and quite different from the regular dystopian future crap we get often

[@rahn45]

The funny thing about the holes in the story is that they can be explained in a different way, the left side of the brain shifting to the right side of the brain: Or in other words from Logic to Imagination. The back of the train starts off with cold and simple logic, and the whole mood is steeped in a sense of realism. Everything is in it's place and the situation is completely reasonable and logical; however, as the plot moves through the train logic starts to slip back and imagination starts to become more prevalent. At first it's used for stuff like "How are the people fed?" and the answer used is 'insects' this is still reasonable and logical. The middle of the train is the 'perfect' mix of logic and imagination, where the premise is ridiculous; but still believable. Past that point is when everything starts to fall apart as imagination consumes more and more of the plot. At the front of the train did you notice the steak? Ask yourself: Where did the meat come from? How is meat possible on this train? All of the 'front' parts of the train is increasingly more ridiculous, but also imaginative. The previous parts of the train were all the same, but at the front, each one was like stepping into a new world; each one more unbelievable than the next.

[@lowlize]

Fantastic explanation

[@akishingoal]

Great explanation! But as for the meat, I thought it was the meat of the engine children who grew up. We know that they were just replaced by new ones, so they have to go somewhere right? Besides, right before the scene, Curtis is talking about eating people and how babies are the best to eat. That's how I see it anyways.

[@jikjakdude]

@@akishingoal 2 years late, but in the books I think it says they're eating feces of the people in front of the train. They didn't like to put that in the film, so they changed it to insects at the last second (hence the fact why he's so disgusted even though it's just insects and why Tilda doesn't want to eat their food)

[@Gna-rn7zx]

MineBuster Whoa that explains so much, thanks!

[@myDavidChannel]

Just watched His latest movie parasite and in the end at the party there is also a scene like that where a character must chose between left (helping) or right(killing). I immediately was remembered of this video. Best Film channel ever. I hope you start making videos again one day.

[@slowtimelove]

Also of note (spoiler warning): the arm Curtis tried to cut off was his right arm, yet the one he lost was his left. Now, with the default right-to-left orientation of the train, if Curtis is facing the camera, then the arm he tried to cut off is on our left, towards the back of the train, while the one he loses is towards the front of it.

[@KidMoon23]

I continually learn more from Tony Zhou than I ever did from any film professor. You're pointing out things that I've never considered, maybe viscerally but never consciously--you're making me a better filmmaker video after video.

[@deadforrest3011]

how did you start to collect those qoutes "theres no turning back" like what method?

[@everyframeapainting]

thenewguy ha www.quodb.com/

[@deadforrest3011]

nice!!!

[@IvanCherganski]

dead forest from memory?

[@skullcrushed1216]

+Every Frame a Painting This is awesome thanks haha

[@Dousch]

An alternative would be to just Google the line you're looking for with quotation marks for more precise results. "there's no turning back" + "movie" would give you a solid list in a second.

[@VultureClone]

Snowpiercer was awesome. The concept was brilliant.

[@jackdebomford]

+VultureClone Every Frame a Painting 1 year ago +YourMovieSucksDOTorg It's no Memories of Murder, but I'd say it's pretty on par with The Host. As for the logic of the world, yeah it makes absolutely no sense. My first viewing: suppress questions about world. Second viewing: OH MAN THE AXE DUDES YES. Tony disagrees haha

[@countchocula2169]

Terrible

[@kashtiranaxxheart]

But terribly done.

[@elementiro]

idk man, for me the plot wasn't that bad but that basic idea of train is stupid and spoils the entire movie. It's a waste of energy (because they not only have to use it for heating and powering systems on train but also for transport) and danger of relying on the track conditions. It would be much simpler to just build well-isolated stationary bunker.

[@janesmith1840]

@@kashtiranaxxheart Terribly done? And how exactly would you have done it better, you arrogant prick?

[@CDiaz404]

Great stuff man. As someone who loves analysis of pop culture, but knows little about film, I love how you break down these things that I never paid any attention to before hand. Keep 'em coming!

[@ryanmccurdy9423]

Every time your videos come out...its like christmas for filmmakers and film guru's everywhere.

[@NITZANG1]

Have to say, this is my favorite youtube channel, can't wait for more videos!

[@jaysway9251]

Every Frame a Painting Yo, it's been 4 months since your last video, we need you man!

[@Protantagonist]

It's easy...........On your left ;)

[@randomizer7995]

How in the hell

[@thanhvinhnguyento7069]

Haha I understood that reference

[@yummybacon8893]

HOW THE FUCK 5 YEARS AGO

[@guywithopinion]

@@yummybacon8893 That line originated in The Winter Soldier, not Endgame

[@TyMetallica666]

You are my favorite KZbin channel involving movies. Please never stop doing what you're doing.

[@YMS]

SPOILERS - I love Bong Joon-Ho, but Snowpiercer doesn't really compare to his other films. I enjoyed it overall, but parts of it were really cheesy and convenient. The ability to see through walls kinda bugged me, especially when it served no real purpose until it was used as a plot device for the climax of the movie. Also, why does the train need to be in motion? Half of the conflict for the movie is because the train is moving, but is there any real reason why the train can't keep them alive as it's stationary? There's no safer way to collect water from the infinite amount of ice outside? 6/10 movie for me. Above average, but not spectacular. I appreciate your keen eye for shot composition and valued what you had to say in this video regardless. Sorry I kind of derailed this conversation into my review of the movie. Get it? Derailed? Anyone? I'll go home now...

[@everyframeapainting]

YourMovieSucksDOTorg It's no Memories of Murder, but I'd say it's pretty on par with The Host. As for the logic of the world, yeah it makes absolutely no sense. My first viewing: suppress questions about world. Second viewing: OH MAN THE AXE DUDES YES.

[@CANDLEBURNS1]

Kinda thought you would say 6/10 for some reason.

[@datacentre81]

I get the feeling if you did a video about Snowpiercer, you might bring up the logical problems with a society that essentially exists in a chain of rooms. Like, when the kids go to school, do they have to go through the drug/sex/rave/bar car?

[@TheBigStinko]

Snowpiercer is one of the funniest movies I've ever seen. It's got those so-bad-it's-good moments, while somehow not even being bad. It's fucking awesome.

[@YMS]

Claytonian JP Do you have eyes?

[@RCobra17isMyName]

This is why I love movies. I’ve come to acquire a great appreciation for the art found in books, movies, shows, and even music. I think you did a wonderful job of presenting this side of Snowpiercer, without rambling on. In fact, I wasn’t even aware of that dynamic. Even though it seems so obvious now. I know that this is a comment coming from a years old video, but the algorithm brought me here and I thought it necessary to share my thoughts.

[@MarkyMarkNoWuckas]

Being in Australia, when this video was posted, I had to wait another month until Snowpiercer was released here (on DVD) Finally got it, finally watched it, and now I'm here. Loved it. Love your work. Keep it up.

[@DanielM1224]

why did it take me so long to find this channel? Thank you so much!

[@CraigPatrick839]

For what it's worth, I love your video deconstructions and analysis. I'm particularly fond of the piece you did on Fincher, wherein you dismantled a scene from Seven to better convey the emotional/social content of the conversation. Well done, sir. Hat tip. Keep up the good work.

[@Skelluloid]

This is my favorite video by you yet, although I have enjoyed them all. The simplicity of the left or right choice, and at the same time complication of the idea of showing choose without dialogue really made me think. Thank you for that

[@GeorgesThoughts]

honestly you're one of the best youtubers out there, keep it up ! greeeat videos

[@costypury]

You and only you are the inspiration for me and my upcoming movie. I'm very thankful to your channel as the greatest one on youtube. Keep it up!

[@19Anchored]

such a straight-forward observation reveals incredible depth and subtlety! A++ with extra consideration given for editing.

[@perknsmerch4824]

Please don't stop making videos! Your videos are great and I find them hugely fascinating. I only wish there were more!!!!

[@sebastianluehring7488]

These videos just keep getting better, great job Tony on these videos, keep it up

[@filmsagainstempires1388]

This might just be the best youtube channel I have ever happened upon.

[@ballacaust]

Wow thanks for this. I loved SP, and didn't catch the whole left-right style in which the camera ties into the story. Keep making these, they're wonderful!

[@TheBountyhunterd]

That was a great analysis on visual storytelling, you made me want to watch Snowpiercer again...and by the end of the video you made me want to watch Pulp Fiction again!

[@ExElliexE]

Bro this was one of the shortest descriptions of cinematic tools, but also SO well explained. Kudos

[@NickSzubart]

These are the best videos on the internet

[@cheyno237]

The strange mix of savagery and elegance, the weird sets, eccentric characters and the mysterious genius inventor gave the movie a strong bioshock vibe

[@beardedmovieguy322]

Great breaking down of storytelling and directional moral choices. Thanks, you a making appreciate movies just that much more.

[@daveteves]

I'm so happy today because I just watched Snowpiercer yesterday and the next morning there is a new Every Frame a Painting video about it!! xD Tony, can you tell us what movie you're going to do next so we can prepare?

[@everyframeapainting]

Dave Teves Sometimes I have no idea what I'm doing until I do it, honestly. I'll try to give a bit more warning next time, though.

[@j.c.mgomez2515]

Every Frame a Painting Hey man amazyng channel! you sould do a vid on Kubrick or Tarantino! greetings from all your viewers in Colombia, peace!

[@dboy465]

J.C.M Gómez ^ What this guy said... especially Tarantino.

[@circularsky]

J.C.M Gómez Kubrick is a must.

[@luf4rall]

Every Jackie Chan movie, apparently.

[@UliTroyo]

Hey Tony, you know you have the absolute best series on the internet, right? Every video you put out is a fantastic piece of work.

[@EvGriff42]

and he credits everything and everyone he references! Even Pew Di Pie! This man is a class act editor.

[@everyframeapainting]

Evan Griffin I actually forgot to credit the Twitter people who helped me get that list of movies with the line "There's no turning back." Time to go fix that.

[@thesupergeek]

Just want to say that I absolutely love these videos. Keep up the good work.

[@arlosteiner8382]

The best KZbin channel of all time. Glad Tony was confident enough to move on

[@Pancakes1121]

Snowpiercer is One my favorite movies that I've watched this year and I never noticed that. thank you for pointing it out, just made me like the movie even more.

[@dixiefarthing3427]

This is an excellent analysis of showing character choice rather than telling. Well done.

[@ThisMattPitts]

Any video with a supercut of a cliche line at the start gets a plus from me!

[@frisp5245]

Wow i never thought about that, thanks for opening my eyes.

[@thebmxreviewer]

It's been so long. I'm rewatching your videos. Please make more!

[@darionunezjordan9091]

we miss u

[@miga3191]

It is rare that I do this and manage to pull it off, but when I first watched this video I stopped it immediately after you said the entire film will be spoiled. Then I saw if my library had it (it did), and put the film on hold. All I can say is, thank you! I don't think I would have found out about this film otherwise for a long time - it was great. The beauty of not hearing about a film as much then seeing it.

[@detectivesargeantbrucerobe6046]

Hey man, just discovered your channel recently and I just wanna say that it's *really* awesome. You have many cinema related channels on KZbin and you managed to make your content fresh and new. Keep on making these awesome videos and I'm sure you'll break through really fast.

[@Tor1smo]

I get so excited every time I see your videos pop up. Good job again!

[@OPHIARK]

I absolutely love your videos , they teach me so much , please keep making more and more , thank you Tony

[@jebasu032]

I love your videos so much, so glad i found about your channel once you released the Edgar Wright on visual comedy video. If there were more of these i'd be able to watch them all day every day. Although i understand that making videos like these isn't a simple process and takes a lot of work, time and motivation, so i'm always patiently waiting for more. Thank you.

[@Drudenfusz]

Vader's tuning his head at the end of Return of the Jedi is also great at showing how conflicted he is and that he has to make a decision there, and it works even though we do not even get to see the face of the actor, but all we have is the mask.

[@mckenzie.latham91]

Then lucas had to ruin it with adding the "Nooooooooo!" when the visual actions were all that was needed.

[@someonesomewhere6633]

Just unbelievably ingenious symbolism!!! Oh man, he's such an excellent director and story-teller!

[@ubeinn]

Man your videos are AMAZING. A really insightful look into cinema. Must watch.

[@RyanGiggsOBE]

I really enjoyed Snowpiercer but I really want to watch the directors cut, shame they didnt release that in the UK.

[@everyframeapainting]

RyanGiggsOBE I'm fairly certain the only version available worldwide is Bong's director cut. A lot of new outlets reported the fight with Harvey Weinstein, but not the results: Bong's cut is the only cut of the film that I know of in the U.S., U.K. and Australia.

[@yvesisalive]

This channel is gold

[@Lionelltd]

You always have great insight. And you make me want to watch these movies that I thought were "boring". Thanks!!! I love your channel.

[@Mastermatt63]

This video is amazing. So educational. Bravo. Please keep delivering OP.

[@patricdelrosario]

Dude, I fucking love all your analysis! (If I can call it that) I love the ending for this too! Keep making more of this

[@3ZPaNH0L]

I have to say I love your channel and it is really making me watch movie in a diferent light, I've always loved movies but have never noticed what a movie is telling me just by its images and movement but your videos helped me in that regard Watching "A Bittersweet Life" after watching your videos make me appreciate and analize it in a very new and awesome way Keep up the good work

[@GK-we6gi]

1:11 an on is always SO heartbreaking and even more when you have seen Curtis' confession in the end...

[@Grgonaldo]

WOW i had this on watch later for 3 or 4 years and im glad to say it it was worth it

[@luckimud]

I rewatched Frozen the other day and they do the same thing to show the choice at the climax. Obvious spoiler: Anna looks to her right to see Hans holding a crossbow at her sister, and the camera pans left to show her other priority, Kristoff, running towards her. Really short use of it, but effective.

[@_milova_]

best show on youtube dude, keep it up.

[@MEASURESwebseries]

Another great video. I always look forward to your in depth look in films. Keep it coming :)

[@billwheels1749]

I seriously love all your videos. Keep it up!

[@Toadalinakong]

damn that's super subtle but awesome

[@blakesby]

Beautiful, thank you! I have a higher appreciation for this film now that you've pointed this out.

[@ce9782]

In addition, Curtis is trapped in the train because all his choices are left or right / front or back, but the Koreans have a completely different approach, to breakout. This is another thing I like with the film's language. That it presents us a choice to move forward or back, but shows us a third choice, showing in its own language, that the train is the world for the ones trapped in there and that being trapped at all is a choice. Anyway, I think you have the best art/cinema channel in all of the interwebz.

[@CommDao]

Now I'm all caught up on your stuff. Somehow I missed the Satoshi Kon one when it originally came out... always a pleasure to watch your stuff, Tony! Keep it up!

[@JudsonRadio]

I just watched Snowpiercer a few days ago, and now I'm mad at myself for not realizing that the whole film was left to right. Brilliant episode as always, short as it was.

[@politereminder6284]

Thank you! I was screaming, THIS IS SO BEAUTIFUL, throughout the video. Bong Joon Ho is a genius!

[@TheOneWhoDings]

Damn, snowpiercer is one of those movies that I keep learning something new about it every time I'm on KZbin

[@Mystickrage]

like the fact its the next movie of charlie in the chocolate factory

[@TheOneWhoDings]

@@Mystickrage that theory also blew my mind

[@musich13]

Fantastic as always.

[@harnusa]

My favorite channel on KZbin

[@Merlandese]

Glad I saw this. I felt like Snowpiercer was one of the least subtle movies I'd seen in a long time. (Example: the intro, after audio and visuals talk about "healing" the atmosphere with coolant, we're shown a frozen wasteland. Visually stark, so the viewer knows it must have turned for the worst. But you don't get more than a second to think about this before a title card spells that out for you.) This video was nice to see. Happy to know there were some great subtleties that I missed.

[@MrSuckeragi]

great video, came here from YMS recommending your channel. this makes me think of the left or right moment in Mission Impossible 5 when he thinks about which assissin to shoot, but there was actually a third choice, he first shifts from one target to the other and finally ends up shooting the intended victim instead. really good scene and one of my favorites :) but thats just me.

[@sanfran91]

I wish more filmmakers would remember that it's a visual medium first and foremost. I think, using dialogue to express things that could've been expressed with silence or camera direction or whatever, is quite a waste. Of course it depends on the use of dialogue. QT is my fave filmmaker and his films are packed with dialogue obviously.

[@travz21]

+sanfran91 He has some of my favorite dialogue ever. He has such great and unique stories, but he also has such a distinct visual style that he utilizes too.

[@NoConsequenc3]

+sanfran91 As someone that watches far too much anime, I can't agree with you more.

[@jesseliddelow6409]

+Pseudo Lain Please tell me you have tried Monogatari.

[@NoConsequenc3]

Jesse Liddelow Of course, I think it should be required watching for anyone who enjoys dialog oriented stuff. The banter is top notch, and nothing is wasted. More-over, the way it was done wouldn't work unless animated, which is ironic considering the distinct lack of animation compared to other animated works :P

[@1323-j6k]

+sanfran91 Driiiiiive

[@thereisgrandeur585]

please make more videos!! I love everything you do, you're a genius!! keep up the amazing work

[@TobyEverett]

You're videos are great mate. Keep em coming Thanks

[@jevinday]

good stuff. great insight. I just watched Snowpiercer for the first time last night. I loved it. Tilda Swinton's character and acting was totally transformative for her.

[@MohamedHassanien]

We REALLY need more of these. A lot more. Please. :')

[@obsidion1295]

I love how you ended it with /that/ pulp fiction scene.

[@RuneKatashima]

It's interesting because I figured out this theme as soon as he makes that choice in the murder car. Glad to see you came to this conclusion too.

[@Heroasaurus]

I watched it and didn't pick up how well the film does that. GENIUS!

[@lukec2342]

These are some great, informative videos you've put together. Bravo.

[@ArnoNoxFordSteyn]

Amazing Analysis ... Best Vod yet ... I commend you

[@adamjones6473]

Thank you for not dragging this out for 10:14

[@Lucols4]

I almost never say this because it sounds pretentious as fuck, but most of the people who say snowpiercer sucks didn't get it. If you're complaining about the logic regarding the train you completely missed the point

[@frididjurhuus]

Lucas Garibaldi I love the fact that you said most people instead of all people. There are way too many pretentious assholes, who do not understand that someone can get something without enjoying it. Pseudo-intellectual jerks who think that movies like God Bless America are deep films, which only a select few can possibly comprehend.

[@PauLtus_B]

+Lucas Garibaldi I thought the first sequence of the movie was great. What followed supported interesting ideas, but I can't say I REALLY enjoyed watching it.

[@miga3191]

+Fríði Djurhuus Bingo! Granted, you can dislike a film because you didn't get it - that is a given. However, some films bash their message over your head to the point that it insults you. Also, the director sometimes just likes to play games. ...... Point is, it could be any number of reasons.

[@eddiesax114477]

+PauLtus B ya I felt kinda gross and sad after watching it

[@Lucols4]

***** Yeah, I got Only Gor Forgives for example, but I still think it's utter bullshit

[@IXPrometheusXI]

So fucking glad to see another episode. Even a shortie. I love this channel so much. It really makes me appreciate film more.

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Darth Vader stands in the Emperor's throne room, his son to the left, and the emperor to the right! Great video.