Everything Wrong With CinemaSins: Avatar

[@Th3Birdman]

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[@Drazil232]

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[@liljagey]

@@Drazil232facts, KZbin occasionally decides to hate the creators on its own platform

[@Th3Birdman]

@@Drazil232 There's no policy that would endanger my channel, considering the content I post. In order to endanger Channel Memberships, I'd have to lose monetization entirely, and if I haven't done that in the past 7 years with the type of things I upload (Games, Streams, Video Essays and EWWCS), then there is effectively zero risk. Patreon has been good, but it's incredibly difficult to keep up with users. The member list doesn't always update, causing me to "miss" people that are members but not on the list. This is far better for the users, as KZbin automatically updates in near real time for me, and I can see everything. It also allows me to consolidate my channel benefits, as with Patreon, I had to unlist videos and then post the links on that site, which ran the risk of non-members accessing said content. With memberships, KZbin automatically makes it impossible to view that content unless you are a member. So it's as I said, just a better deal with no financial difference to the member or me, but lets me offer more.

[@Chalepastel]

@@Th3Birdman das cool man

[@InfiniteFury2K]

Sorry to hear that you're phasing out your Patreon, dude. I've switched my TB status from there to YT because of this, and I hope YT Memberships goes well for you. 🙏

[@helixsol7171]

There's something so surreal about Stan's voice actually coming from Birdman's mouth

[@onewhocollects6658]

Voice actors are crazy talented

[@Life_Hays]

This clip only makes me want to join the super club thingy. Idk what it is but I’d pay for that content lol

[@otr23kb]

@@Life_Haysyou get access to the channel emotes and u get a badge by your name. also im pretty sure he said he'll be doing BTS videos exclusively for members

[@ursidae97]

​@@EventualWarlordBirdman confirmed lol

[@randomnessltd]

Not anymore odd than hearing Mr. Crocker's voice come from Carlos Alazraqui at UltraCon this year. I should know, as I was there and the one who asked him to do it! It's his job, he's a voice actor. Just like Th3Birdman is a voice actor.

[@leiderhosen7110]

2:30 You are correct but i will also add that oxygen itself is fatal in high concentrations. If pandora is covered entirely by massive rainforests and megaflora its likely lethal to the normal sized humans while the giant Navi are adapted to tolerate it.

[@botondnyitrai3128]

Would also explain why the Na'Vi can breathe fine in human atmosphere for about an hour. The 2 atmosphere's are similar, but just not quite, and humans are apparently less tolerable.

[@andre_601]

One piece of trivia I still find funny about this movie is, that they created new and foreigin sounding music for it. Like tribal music you can imagine the Navi playing during rituals. But it wasn't used because test audiences found it "too alien".... Music that is supposed to come from an alien tribe is too alien....... Humans are so annoying at times I tell ya.

[@EmmaOrosz6002]

Were there test audiences? I thought that criticism came from Cameron himself

[@Gchildwarrior]

"Godzilla: King of Monsters had too many fights" An actual review...

[@muzicalassassin2901]

@@EmmaOrosz6002it did. All that was Cameron, not the audience. Which makes it 100% worse

[@anaiswinter9893]

Thats really sad. There was an anime, where they created a whole ass language that would have been spoken through the whole movie but they changed it. Didn´t that happen with Dark Crystal too?

[@balmorrablue3130]

You’re wrong that was Cameron not liking the music

[@StoicallyHyped]

The whole helicopter pilot delivering prison food is also hilarious because details exist. It's fully possible that she just drew the short straw and got food delivery detail

[@MandleRoss]

Yes. Or the guy assumed she landed that detail due to a disciplinary action. The movie shows she's a bit of a rebel after all.

[@Abyzz_Knight]

5:13 i'm glad you pointed out why blackface is bad, way too frequently people compare something to blackface because of superficial resemblance, not because the something in question was used to mock or belittle a certain group.

[@xanderm6090]

I mean it still is problematic to some degree, but not in being identical to blackface because it isn't.

[@DemonicRemption]

@Abyzz_Knight Good I don't have to say anything, because as a black man myself I had the same reaction. Because I'm beyond sick of the misconceptions about blackface, and am glad someone corrected this crap.

[@SimonBuchanNz]

On the other hand, as a white person, I'm going to err on the side of "try to avoid doing something that seems similar to blackface". I don't think Avatars are that similar anyway, but I *do* think it's still weird as heck to spend billions per person just so you don't need masks and presumably also hit their uncanny valley.

[@rianmacdonald9454]

I never knew that was the reason - I just thought they used it first as due to the racist time period, they didn't have black actors, so just painted white people black.

[@cheezemonkeyeater]

Basic linguistics: there's a good reason why she would mispronounce his name even after hearing it. You actually don't hear sound the way you think you do. Because any brain that comprehends complex language must be pattern-seeking by nature, it biases towards the sounds of its own language, or sounds its familiar with. When you hear a sound in another language that isn't yours, your brain will actually interpret it as the closest sound to one used in your language. That's why we hear the Japanese mixing up the L and R sounds. They actually aren't. They don't have either L or R in their language, but instead a unique sound that's basically between the two. They use that sound. Because our brains aren't familiar with it, but can definitely tell it isn't the sound it should be, we hear the closest equivalent sound that's wrong instead of the sound that's actually being made.

[@rianmacdonald9454]

Very interesting bit of knowledge. Thank you.

[@olgs37]

Like in Russian, we have no /th/ sound, so before learning English, it literally sounds like a /z/; same with the /a/ sound in "that" or "hat" - it doesn't exist, so the words "brad" and "bread" sound exactly the same (and did to me, too, before I became fluent in English).

[@tisvana18]

I practically had a stroke learning how to pronounce the “r” in mandarin. And I still feel like I’m doing it massively incorrectly, no matter how many times my native speaking teacher assured me that I was pronouncing it correctly (or at least, in a way that was understandable). Because I hear 人 as “wlren” or something similar, but to pronounce it it’s like a weird “zhr” cousin that never quite makes the “zh” sound. If that sounds strange, it feels strange. Like, tones aren’t difficult (sometimes I get them wrong when speaking, but I correct myself quickly because I speak with a sing-song voice in English so it sometimes slips through in my cadence), you connect the sound to the picture and you picture the character when you speak. But the “r” sound? Tears.

[@sergeydoronin1579]

9:00 If she survived, Jeremy would complain in the vein of "she survived long enough to be healed, what a convenience" or "character is saved in the last moment cliche"

[@megatronusorionpax4900]

Now knowing the full lore within the Birdman Universe makes seeing that green text so satisfying and somehow even more enjoyable seeing all the hints and foreshadowing. I wonder when OB will improve his cadence and stuff in the voiceovers

[@aureliodeprimus8018]

27:25 I slightly disagree with you on that point, Birdman. It is not a "lack" of science education, it is willful ignorance. Such people don`t want to learn.

[@Calface]

It's hard to fill a cup that's already full. ;)

[@aureliodeprimus8018]

@@Calface You are right, that fits too well. Sadly i already forgot the line by the time. Propably shouldn`t watch Birdman videos while ironing my clothes.^^

[@EmmaOrosz6002]

It can be both. And upbringing.

[@nightfall3332]

It's both.

[@greycegordon1597]

It's amazing how America has some of the smartest and some of the dumbest hunan being at the same time

[@ZhuLeeDTT]

17:17 I always thought that given that Sigourney's character is researching pandora, she would have spent ample time studying the Na'Vi as a species as well as a culture. This would include their diet to better understand how the Na'Vi are and, by extent, how the avatars bodies would function. In my mind she knew that the fruit wasn't dangerous and possibly even something that is consumed in the Na'Vis diet and Jake trusted her so its okay

[@josefstalin9678]

Hell even if they weren't doing the whole avatar body thing one of the first things I would do if I were colonising a new land would be finding reliable sources of food/water which includes finding out if the food/water native to that land is poisonous or not. Not to mention it was clearly being cultivated in some sort of garden, not on a wild plant so if they're farming these plants that tells me there's a 99% chance they're edible. These reasons, combined with yours and what birdman says about it looking like a fruit and the common sense of "why would she hand him something poisonous and not warn him?" goes to show that Jeremy often struggles with visual storytelling.

[@theflickchick9850]

Fun fact: here in Canada, some Indigenous peoples thank the animal's spirit for providing meat and fur when killing the animal and even do the same when cutting down trees! So Neytiri saying a prayer for the animals when she saves Jake, there's actually real-world roots to it! I remember being really excited when I saw that scene for this reason. And sadly, a lot of the colonialism in this film has and is still happening in Canada too...

[@jbcatz5]

Grace wants to understand about the Na’vi culture, that’s the whole point of the Avatar bodies to encourage better relations. Quaritch is just looking for something that can give his troops an advantage because he doesn’t care about the Na’vi culture, as far as he’s concerned the Hometree reverence is in the way of the mission. So yeah, Grace is the more sympathetic person here.

[@real_abender]

Damn, didn't expect both the original and re-sin in the same video. But good play! Having Old Birdman and Present Birdman sin each respective video was a good touch as well!

[@Okz.Nik03]

"A land pillagers want" is far older than britain, I mean, before them was the nords, before them was the romans, and this keeps going back lol

[@Th3Birdman]

I suppose the joke is flying over at least 4 people's heads at this point, but I make a few Native American references in this video. What do Native Americans and Britain have in common?

[@Calface]

​@@Th3Birdman An invasion by a much more technologically advanced civilisation, controlling a vast sprawlling empire?

[@simple-commentator-not-rea7345]

James Cameron created at least 2 of the most iconic and greatest movies in existence. I'm surprised to see just how much everyone seems to despise him for this movie right after praising the hell out of Alien and both Terminators

[@blackmage665]

I mean it shares a LOT of themes with an existing story, and in some ways was VERY shallow in what it wanted to say. But it still has so much going for it, hence why it's popular.

[@jlev1028]

I wouldn't call Avatar iconic, let alone one of the greatest. It's just very forgettable and derivative.

[@lewd2851]

@@jlev1028 Arguably derivative, but forgettable? You've gotta be delusional, literally everyone and their fuckin mother remembers this movie, references to it exist damn near everywhere, just cuz you found it forgettable doesn't make it objectively so

[@jlev1028]

​@@lewd2851What? You're the delusional one. Hardly anyone quotes Avatar lines, talks about their favorite scenes or characters, or even analysizes the story and themes. They only care about the visuals.

[@simple-commentator-not-rea7345]

​@@jlev1028Just so we're clear. When I wrote 'iconic' I was talking about Alien and Terminator

[@richardeckert883]

I had a feeling that Stan voice was just naturally in your range, but seeing footage of it is as hilarious as it is amazing! Keep up the good content, Birdman!

[@John73John]

2:19 Because, Jeremy, that's the box they put Jake's brother in so they could cremate him. It's just going to be burned up in a few minutes so why would you make it from anything more expensive? 8:26 To be... slightly fair to Jeremy, I think it's pretty strange that a pilot can just abandon her duty and fly off in the middle of an attack, and not face any repercussions. If you think about it, of all the people in that scene, she's the one MOST likely to get locked up.

[@NYCTOSEE]

As for the second one... I mean, I guess? But it's not like she took forever to come back and get found out. It only took her maybe 5-10 minutes to get them in and out and the military was already on her ass. The military isn't a hivemind. Not everyone is aware of what's going on 24/7, and that dude didn't look like a very important player.

[@chengarqordath]

@@NYCTOSEE Especially if she bothered to come up with a halfway plausible excuse for bailing in the middle of the attack, like saying something on her vehicle malfunctioned so she decided to play it safe and return to base. I doubt the military brass would complain about her prioritizing the safety of her expensive and very hard to replace war machine over participating in a battle they'd already won.

[@NYCTOSEE]

@@chengarqordath Agreed, especially since it did actually look like her vehicle broke down. There would be no way to fact check her, and we already know she's very smart/competent.

[@made-line7627]

Great points. And totally agree with the military personnel facing no repercussions for essentially going AWOL.

[@JadeAislin]

I always thought the cup metaphor means that the person has already learned things thus there is liquid in the cup . Sometimes you need to unlearn something to learn a new way of thinking (pour liquid out). but people often resist unlearning things, thus the cup is full and you can't learn a new way of thinking. your point still stands.

[@Dorraj]

Reminder that this movie, which is *15 years old today*, still looks absolutely amazing.

[@Shadethewolfy]

My thought process was that there is oxygen on Pandora, but the other gases in the atmosphere are balanced in such a way that it's toxic. Another possibility is that the level of oxygen in the atmosphere is itself high enough to be toxic. Yes, oxygen toxicity is a thing. It's why there are other gases in the air that we breathe; to dilute the oxygen and make it actually breathable. Atomic theory's a bitch. Specifically, our atmosphere is made up of a mixture of: Oxygen, Nitrogen, Argon, with nitrogen making up approximately 78% of the air we breathe. That's right, we breathe in more nitrogen than oxygen (which makes up about 20% of the air we breathe)

[@jaredgreen2363]

5:15 they also have trouble being that far from base for any extended period of time, and they likely considered this less costly than having to recharge a mask every few hours.

[@Dorraj]

"Jeremy, assholes are brown or pink" is the best line out of context. Ever.

[@cjg1029]

The 48th sin is somewhat worse since we already do value keeping things alive because of attractiveness. Pandas would have gone the way of the dodo long ago at this point.

[@zaczane]

I mean I don’t believe in dragons. But if a guy landed in front of a crowd riding a dragon. I’d probably follow him too.

[@jlev1028]

29:00-29:15 Mr. Plinkett discussed this topic for a bit in his Avatar review, explaining that if the Na'vi looked less human, they wouldn't be sympathetic or fuckable. That's unfortunately part of the human condition. We only really relate to creatures that look like us. That's why dogs are the most appealing pets. Puppies look like human babies and older ones start to look more like their owners as time goes by.

[@JukaDominator]

This is not an unfortunate aspect of humanity at all.

[@theflickchick9850]

There's a Lindsey Ellis video on this too!

[@pmanha]

9:09 one of the reasons I love the "past Birdman" bit you do on these videos. making the character be psychic and gues the rough plot points of sequels and other films that release "in the future". A fun exercise and a cool reminder that this is "past birdman", besides the mic used and the subtitle color

[@Thegr8MC]

Jeremy not understanding things like science and the parallels to real world colonialism would be hilarious if this ignorance wasn't also shared by half this goddamn country.

[@iluvchess14736]

So basically all the sins "The bad guys did something bad!" "This is scientifically inaccurate!" (shows something thats possible) "Jake changes!" "Why do they trust him now!"

[@kryoruleroftheninthcircleo4151]

I find it fascinating that my sister and I’s favorite films are by the same director. Mine is The Terminator and my sister’s favorite movie is this one, though I think after The Way of Water, she may have changed it. Plus, did you ever play the Avatar game that’s a non-canon prequel to the main film? My sister and I played it and did both routes you can go down, and while fun enough, getting attacked by viperwolves every few feet of walking got a tad annoying. But my sister and I made up some fun songs, especially with the AMP suits you can pilot in the game.

[@anthonypiti1767]

It is so satisfying to hear the video title card sound effects sync up with the music. THANK YOU Th3Birdman

[@iantaggart3064]

Another thing about the spinning lizard: It's adapted to produce thrust by rotating itself rapidly, so it probably has some anatomical or genetic precaution against or resistance to motion sickness. In fact, when you slowed down the footage, I saw it rotating its head like a figure skater does to avoid getting dizzy when they do a dozen pirouettes in a row.

[@midland53]

Essentially two birdman videos for the price of 1? This is where the fun begins

[@ReminiscentIndustries]

"That was Harvey Weinstein's legal defense" had me SLAUGHTERED, holy shit 💀💀💀

[@redlox2]

Huh cool another everything wrong CinemaSins video! Nice way to start a Monday!

[@benjaminwellington8297]

I love this utilization of the Birdmanverse.

[@megatronusorionpax4900]

15:08 yk, I always had trouble arguing against ppl calling CRT racist and all that but here u explained it so quickly and so well. Almost exactly what I was thinking as an argument (or just as a fact) u made into clear concise words! U always do stuff like that and is one of the reasons I have a big appreciation for ur videos and commentary

[@leonardonetagamer]

Critical Race Theory literally states that we should look at race through a critical lens. The issue is typically only the "white" race (which doesn't exist) is criticized, especially for recent history, despite the rest of the world being guilty of more and worse.

[@lewd2851]

It's not racist in and of itself, it's just fuckin useless, and unfortunately more often than not completely misused AND misinterpreted. Like Birdman explained its supposed to detail how alongside personal bias in a racist context, there are also elements of it in the legal and government system. Here's the issue, "Racism = prejudice + power" is a useless distinction to make. Obviously people who are racist and have any measure of legal and/or government power will use it to further their own racist biases, shitty people do shitty things, you don't need a distinction there at all. The only purpose of it i've ever seen in the years i've known of its existence is to give members of "more oppressed" races license to shout racial slurs or make generalizations about "more privileged" races, then when called out for being racist, to deflect by saying they can't be racist because of some academic definition most people don't use while ignoring the fact that they said something bigoted to someone else. Once again, shitty people will do shitty things

[@WooperSlim]

I've missed Stan, glad he's in this universe, too.

[@InfiniteFury2K]

Same. Love his bits

[@SR-li5do]

I’m 😂 I cannot reconcile the way you look with that Stan voice coming outta your mouth 😭🤣

[@blackthegrey7694]

I appreciate the last vids explaining OB. I get it more now and recognize his voice better. Explains the dark knight vid. Also how he’s not up to date on every cliche is attention to minute details

[@geofff.3343]

Unobtanium actually used to mean a material with specific properties (those being a material that was superconductive at room temperature). What really kills that scene is he holds up a phone and says "We need this or we die." which makes it feel like blatantly consumerist instead of needing the tech to run quantum computers or something.

[@blackthegrey7694]

I come here partly because it’s hard to find intelligent convo these days and I feel like I gain knowledge!

[@Ultra5paceNinja]

"Like creationists, you seem to be under the impression that evolution is... finished. No..." Has someone read Daniel Quinn's Ishmael?

[@RealCaptainAwesome]

I still think that is a deep fake of Stan putting your face over his voice.

[@Th3Birdman]

Lmao.

[@jeffdavis2648]

"Oh my God this 🥷is here too!" I almost fell out of my chair when I heard that🤣

[@wjquick32]

I went back 4 times for that one, it was so simple but so damn unexpected 😂

[@silentassason]

We all know that the loincloth is hiding Jakes soup drinker and Natiri's flute playing lips.

[@BlueDog241]

Hell yeah! Nice to see another Harry Partridge fan.

[@sirshotty7689]

About the coffin at the beginning of the video, how is the fact that the coffin is made out of an assumedly cheap material even a sin? It’s a seemingly meaningless creative choice but you can assume a lot about the company’s values and motivations from just that alone. I have my opinions about the avatar movies but those minute details are an amazing example of visual storytelling and worldbuilding.

[@NegitoroIsBestShip]

Idk if it’s a coincidence but I just saw the Avatar sin video in a playlist of essays on movies recommended by YT. Very sad to see it so mislabeled. Thanks for covering it 😁

[@RexRagerunner]

Avatar 1 video was my 8th video of cinema sins that i watched and the video where i started noticing they sin stuff for no reason sometimes

[@sorenthefilmbrony]

5:44 RIP Bob Barker

[@darynvoss7883]

Man, this is a bold move. I hope it works out.

[@jpcsdutra]

One thing that has bothered me about Avatar that I don't know if I ever put into words before is that, somehow, in the distant future, you can perfectly transfer conciousness to a completely artificial alien body (that is seemingly perfect and undistinguishable from the real thing), but what kicks off the plot of the movie is that Jake is in a wheelchair. No, like, really. His twin dies, army wants to save money because the alien body is expensive, but his emotional investment is feeling useful again since being discharged for his injury. Suspense of disbelief and all, but remote mind transfering into artificial bodies, as expensive as it is, makes it seem like fixing Jake's problem would be a cinch with any kind of healthcare of after care or anything.

[@Th3Birdman]

Actually, that is something they address in this film, as Miles makes a deal with Jake, stating that if he does what they're asking him to do, he'll get "his real legs" back for him. My guess is it is prohibitively expensive, like most things in a capitalist society that actually fixes real issues. If we had the cure for cancer, that ish would cost an arm and both Jake's legs 😂

[@jpcsdutra]

@@Th3Birdman Oh yeah, I do get that point. But my issue with it is that, regardless of how expensive the alien transfer tech is, that, by existing, should probably plummet the price or whatever corrective surgery or apparel Jake needs; just by orders of magnitude on what the same field of science can do. ... however I'm aware of how medicine works...

[@frogsalesman]

@@Th3Birdman Well since Jake's legs are already useless, I say we take his other arm as well, and maybe an eye or two

[@SebasTian58323]

Yeah, they're able to fix his legs, but the procedure costs a lot of money that he doesn't have. That's mostly why he agrees to the deal to help evict the Na'vi, because he was promised his legs back. The avatar program is cutting edge technology and probably only used on Pandora because it was made specifically to her close to the Na'vi and it's incredibly expensive as well.

[@s4mnoon3z]

@@jpcsdutrain a humanitarian world yes, but don’t ever underestimate the intentions of a capitalistic society in the context of this movie, a heavily militarized minded one as well. You can draw the parallels to the real world, look at our healthcare system vs military spending

[@ImTyde]

Like Always, you're my favorite creator. Just became a member! Keep it up Birdman.

[@iantaggart3064]

"Why is the coffin made of cardboard?" Because Tommy's about to be cremated.

[@maniac7770]

Secondary detail one the falling from great heights bit at 10:50 is that earlier in the movie, just before the shown instance of Quaritch going to probably train with his mech suit, the man was benching what looked to be around 500lbs like it was *nothing*, and even pointed out that the gravity there is a bit lower, so he has to to keep from getting soft. And edit, don't I look the fool around the 18 minute mark.

[@Bruh-ps2lh]

I enjoyed this episode, I forgot how much I liked this movie.

[@benjaminwellington8297]

I'm so happy that you made this video.

[@OmnicidalClown1992]

I don't know if CinemaSins has done Avatar Way of Water yet, but I have a feeling that if Jeremy did, (or will do it,) Th3Birdman will do an Everything Wrong with CinemaSins video.

[@gregthepeglegpregdreg]

my favourite thing when the evolution of an alien species is sinned is that it also makes the assumption that evolution only produces good traits, for an example consider the Pumpkin Toadlet, this species of frog is so small their semi circular canal cannot function correctly and the fluid within them does not move as it should, the result of this is these tiny frogs just go ragdoll mode whenever they jump and have next to zero control over their landing, BUT WAIT THERE'S MORE! Certain subspecies of the pumpkin toadlet got screwed over even more by evolution as they are incapable of hearing sound on the frequency of their mating call. Not only is evolution a constant ongoing process, it also doesn't always result in beneficial results.

[@that1nerd756]

Pandas are also an evolutionary nightmare too. They're carnivores who survive on the least nutritious food possible for them to eat and lack any kind of basic survival instinct.

[@AspiringAutistic10]

I almost choked on my toothpaste about the Marvel CGI bit.

[@Santoryu90]

Yeah, although I thought Thanos looked fine can’t say the same for some other things though.

[@prestonasher32]

God, future (present? Past?) Red Birdman’s reaction to seeing Stan in the new timeline is hysterical.

[@Howard0Chris]

I'm glad there are other people who finds his "sins" dumb and ignorant and just unnecessary. I think this is why he started CinemaWins Edit: I found out he didn't start CinemaWins so I like to apologize for that rude mistake I made

[@SoFloWill817]

36:52 allow herself to get blown up? She said she was hit and was going in, meaning she was trying to leave the battlefield and got blown up. The hell is CS talking about

[@jasondavis2995]

Someone to tell Jeremy how we acquired places like Hawaii....among others

[@lbention]

The way I screamed when he referenced Fresh and Fit! 😂😂😂

[@se7enthdragon]

Oh my sweet fancy Moses… Why on the earthiest of Pandora would Jeremy assume Jake’s engine grenade maneuver was designed to tilt the “bomber” and bombs to kill one guy? *spoken in birdman… “Son, jake’s trying to knock the plane out the sky not trying to tilt the bombs back into the bay”. Listening to that cinema sin I rolled my eyes so much I fell asleep

[@Mr007no2]

29:08: I’ve had similar confusion as well as it seems that most alien creatures are humanoid, and whenever I bring this point up the typical response I get is “it’s to make us more sympathetic because if something looks like us, we’re able to put ourselves in their shoes better” and I do understand that to an extent, but it always wonder “why do we need to make something human to sympathize with another creature?”

[@ssouljagrl]

its because our minds physically cannot think of something otherworldly, or something that doesn’t look like us because we dont *know* anythinng other than us (or something like that)

[@dinoboiis8147]

I think we should aslo shut down the “prometheus school of running away from things” in this particular situation. I can’t imagine mass panic and loud sounds is going to make you think straight… but it will make you run straight though.

[@LTDextel]

Ok, that "ffsfllslsle sin" quote was so funny. 12:08 I haven't laughed much at cinemasins content at all lately, but that was hilarious. I can see why you still enjoy them Birdman.

[@chiksnbooz]

2:56 Also, maybe there's too much oxygen in the atmosphere?

[@rebeccaa.245]

As for sin 34, it’s closer to “Tor-rook”

[@digifreak90]

For the oxygen thing in sin 2, there's also the fact that too much oxygen can also kill you (our atmosphere is around 70% nitrogen)

[@SunsetEnvy]

Finally someone said it 🗣️ I love the movie and despite some flaws I think it was ahead of it's time and cinemasins is sometimes.. lacking knowledge like they just watched it in the background while vacuuming. Also the reason the Na'vi mispronounce Jakes name is because their language lacks those sounds (from what I remember when I tried learning Na'vi)

[@yasukedamien4935]

Fb’s reaction to Stan is truly a underrated gem

[@mitchellneuhoff9946]

I’m glad to see you understand when they connect the ponytails it’s not what you think it is that’s just them connecting they’re nervous systems they explain us so you are right there is a reason why they’re wearing loin cloths.

[@cgb_raiken]

zapp brannigan is goated

[@ponderosabones7803]

Been waiting a long time for this one 🙌🏼

[@kenyaevans6292]

Ooohh I've been waiting for this one!! Let's go!! 😝🧐

[@juggernautwzrd]

thats one of my favorite resident evil movie scenes at the end

[@Oakjet1998]

2 in 1 video again just like The Dark Knight!!!! LETS GOOO TH3 Birdman!!!!!!!!

[@apanapandottir205]

IIRC Some military officers during The French and Indian war would dress in traditional native clothes and partake in ceremonies in order to gain trust and build alliances.

[@SirChaosS]

So now i really need to set time to see Avatar The Way of Water, and Blade Runner 2049

[@benjaminwellington8297]

Old Birdman is back

[@kzali901]

Here comes future birdmannnnnnnnnnnn :D Awesome video as always ^^

[@billyfarmerii1669]

This was great bro! 💪🏿

[@AdamSmeowsher]

7:10 this is really funny after playing frontiers of pandora bc these are their weakspots and do glow orange in the game 😭 glad they stayed true to the films though

[@moofy69]

oh god that jim sterling reference was wild. that man really went off the deep end

[@trent_king]

Omg excellent shade to religion😂😂

[@JOSH-lw2jv]

27:14 Or the "Raptor" dinosaurs including Velociraptor and the larger Deinonychus from both the *"JURASSIC PARK"* franchise and the novel & film version of *"CARNOSAUR".*

[@RainyDays2790]

ouch that xena yell hit me straight dead in the nostalgia i loved it

[@camiloiribarren1450]

Now that we learned of the amazing perks of the memberships, onto the favorite sins of Pandora: 1) And what the hell is that? 2) It's almost as if that's job as researchers and scientists 3) Why am I suddenly thinking of Justin Timberlake? 4) Sinning the thing you do yourself. You even list yourself as "the Narrator" on IMDb 5) Eywa! 6) Skip! 7) And let me stop you right there because you are answering yourself 8) Again, Neytiri told us why: 9) Alright, that was a Beremy level sin 1 sin off: I'll never forgive them for letting Blade Runner 2049 hung out to dry Sentence: Toruk Macto!!!

[@BobbyMoore2-mp8wb]

Part two is even better

[@Th3Birdman]

I loved The Way of Water. But I will say that as impressed as I was (literally saw it 4 straight times in 3D IMAX!), I wasn't as floored as I was when I saw this movie for the first time in the theater. I actually knew nothing about the first movie when I went to see it. Saw it with a girl I was on a date with and my best friend. I didn't g.a.f. about the movie, I was thinking about what I wanted to do with that girl later lol. Then, the movie came on, and I forgot she was even there... What got me was the incredible soundtrack; the main theme was an ethereal experience that I'll never forget. It stuck with me for years and years, and I would try playing those 4 chords on every instrument I had. With Way of Water, I was SUPER excited because I thought we'd get music on that level. Unfortunately, it didn't happen, and that's why I just felt the first movie more (even though the second has a much better story imo).

[@moret25]

29:00 Yeah I never understood giving nearly every bipedal alien in science fiction nipples. Let's pretend Mars has life; do y'all think the species there would be *precisely* the same as the species here?

[@Scooby_Nubie]

Its a good Monday already :D I'm excited

[@jlmaendljlmaendl8941]

Thanks for showing a Yeti crab haha they are fascinating creatures.

[@optillian4182]

I see you, Birdman.

[@bullwinkle524]

I know it was a little bit ago but I hope you enjoyed your trip to Japan bruv

[@marro1916]

Aaaaaaand joined!! Woohoo!!

[@Th3Birdman]

Welcome!

[@KakezTheIcy]

I love the Birdman lore

[@xxOnigiri99]

I somehow never noticed that tge na'vi only have four fingers and I'm now thinking about the Mandela effect