The Shining - unseen interviews with Stanley Kubrick & Vivian Kubrick, 1980 (Jun'ichi Yaoi / 矢追 純一)

[@jasbro100]

If Stanley Kubrick was actually there himself I don't think he would have explained the ending of 2001 and The Shining. Thank god for this lost in translation style interview that caught him off guard. Some of the rarest finds on the internet.

[@enriquealarcon1462]

Stanley Kubrick the best director the all times

[@tylerdurden3781]

No he actually explained the ending of 2001 and The Shining to a Japanese interviewer on a telephone. Search it up

[@canobenitez]

@@tylerdurden3781 I don't think I want to.

[@SoftKernel]

@@tylerdurden3781 this is that video

[@redadamearth]

He already did explain the ending of the "2001". He said that the final room was basically a "zoo" created by aliens with a fake "human environment" so they could observe him throughout his life. Basically he was placed in a "galactic zoo".

[@neptuneteletron2998]

Came here for Stanley, stayed for a truly beautiful portrait of Vivian Kubrick.

[@LeonDerczynski]

Indeed. Quite let down by the interviewer's reaction to the momentous things she is showing us

[@Ighnot]

She’s great here. Too bad she ended up in scientology and an Alex Jones believer.

[@Ighnot]

brutus brutalis I imagine he wouldn’t have thought it possible.

[@cirquedude123]

Neptune /Teletron I KNOW!

[@Trystero_]

@@Ighnot ?

[@somethingaboutthemovies5116]

Totally struck by Vivian Kubrick. What an incredible appearance. Lovely, funny and smart.

[@moderoy]

She's definitely interesting.

[@PhiloBedo]

Then Scientology got ahold of her.

[@NeryssaPaige]

PhiloBedo Yes, what a tragic and dreadful waste of talent.

[@orangewedges]

She's a Scientologist, a conspiracy theorist and a Trump supporter. Outside the world of films and cinematography, she isn't "smart".

[@77jamess]

@@orangewedges Yeah I’ve interacted with her on Twitter a few times, but I had to unfollow due to her constant conspiracy theory tweets. No problem at all with people who have a different opinion, but it’s frustrating after a while when you realise that someone is so brainwashed that reason and rational thinking go out of the window.

[@itsatekiar9750]

It is absolutely other worldly how much Vivian’s vocal cadence sounds both like Stanley, and Christiane at the same time.

[@moderoy]

I'm struck by how engaged, friendly and accommodating the Kubricks are here. Complete opposite of what the press would typically portray.

[@chriscameron9321]

Yeah the press..... media monster!

[@zlodrim9284]

Read the AmA that was conducted in 2012 I believe, it has a lot of interesting in it and you'd be surprised at how differently Kubrick behaved off the set.

[@colin72]

Yeah, it's all about how the press would "portray" them. It's certainly not that they were sometimes perfectly fine and in this case obviously knew they were in front of a camera.

[@1000000man1]

True. Most of what was said in the media was Just Nonsense. It's only after he died that all the rumours and all the rubbish was officially addressed.

[@ligairi]

I mean ... he didn't show up for an interview where the interviewers flew all the way from Japan to talk to him.

[@yoddeb]

Mindblowing that this just appears out of nowhere

[@looknowtv]

Seriously! I just got to this now.

[@eannatone]

this is unbelievable. i like how she just takes the lens out for Barry Lyndon and puts it right back. Essentially a priceless work of art sitting in a silver case on a shelf.

[@Johnconno]

Yeah it's up there with The Isenheim Altarpiece. It's a goddamn lens.

[@erikthunderclap5717]

​@@Johnconno Albeit a game-changing goddamn lens!

[@culttelevision]

Custom made one-off lens made specially by NASA to uniquely capture Alcott’s low light scenes in Barry Lyndon . It’s absolutely priceless and was hugely expensive in 1976 . It’s not just ‘a goddam lens’ . It’s a piece of cinema history. Philistine

[@looknowtv]

Kubrick obviously wanted to keep talking revealing gems. Jun'ichi Yaoi let him go off the phone!!! Glad we got to hear what we did. This was all new to me in 2018!

[@matthewstromer]

I can’t begin to tell you how grateful I am that you uploaded this. It’s like getting to watch a new Kubrick movie. Absolutely riveting and entertaining to watch.

[@knurdyob]

Vivian sounds so much like her father

[@juanjosenamnuntavarez7553]

Thank you very much. Kubrick truly is one of The best filmmakers.

[@Theomite]

Which is weird because she grew up in the UK but Stanley had a thick Brooklyn accent, so hers is kind of a weird amalgam.

[@liamoconnor8918]

Astonished this exists. What a treasure.

[@URBONED]

Who would've known such a treasure chest of information would come from a Japanese Paranormal show. Vivian is quite captivating and really great to listen to. I wish she did go on to make more films as she is clearly passionate about it.

[@Theomite]

The Japanese are from the future. And in the future, there is time travel and they go back and find all the great things that are lost.

[@trevorjonathan4405]

Theomite That’s very true. They are remixing and evolving western culture and capitalism further than any other nation.

[@prettyepicgirl]

Vivian's voice is so soothing. She talks just like Stanley.

[@casandrabullock9497]

This is awesome. Sometimes the best stuff comes from some unexpected places. Thank goodness! Vivian is so bright for just being 20 years old at the time! Thank you so much for posting this!

[@MONSIEURLANCEDRAKE]

Stanley was known for talking on the phone for hours, as most of you fellow nerds know. It was the key to getting that brief yet revealing interview. Vivian would be such an influential young figure if this was today. Really struck with how much her father is in her and how much these films are a part of her childhood. This interview really blew my mind, like few things do this day and age. It's seeing masterpieces from a new angle, like searching the catacombs of the great pyramids. Thank you for posting!

[@jackreed7287]

Astonishingly at 49.44 Kubrick explains ending to 2001. Too my knowledge Stanley has never disclosed this information, leaving the audience to interpret its meaning. Very rare new (if old) insight.

[@BrianMcInnis87]

He doesn't explain any of the subtextual themes in that conversation. He only explains the surface story as Clarke made it apparent in the book, and the basic mythological themes.

[@Ofinfinitejest]

Brian - I agree with you; it's just the lowest, simplist possible level of explanation -- which is the way I see Clarke's novelization -- and it's similar to the way he talked about it in an interview once, with (I think) Joseph Gelmis.

[@mishtaromaniello8295]

You still wonder why he was thrown out of the dimension and why he was reborn. What happened to Bowman exactly? Yes it was an alien observational study on the astronaut but what were the reasons behind it? How come they didn't accept Bowman as a guest and keep him there? Do the aliens care for humanity at all? Did they test him to see if humans lived up to what these extraterrestrials expected when they sent the monolith down in prehistoric times? As previously mentioned, subtext is not given, it's just a very objective and vague answer. Nonetheless, it does ruin some of the various imaginations previously formed by myself after watching the film. It removes a lot of the ambiguity of it. It's still one of my favorite films.

[@quebon2]

The point was that humanity had finally reached a point where they could travel through the stars and were advanced enough for the god-like being to take them in and prepare man for its next "evolution". Bowman dies and is reborn as a "superman" as Kubrick puts it, christening humanity's new age.

[@jamesbradley274]

Kubrick discussed the meaning of the film's ending in an interview with Joseph Gelmis in 1969. You can find it online.

[@ScottSullivanTV]

I love listening to Vivian talk. Her voice is so soothing. Stanley's is too, but she has a woman's touch to it.

[@omnipop4936]

Yeah. I also love her voice on the commentary track for her documentary. Much more British sounding, but sometimes she'll intentionally throw in a funny American accent, like when she says the phrase "film star". 😄

[@TheKitchenerLeslie]

This Julian guy is a warm, fascinating character... I'd love to see a documentary about him.

[@NickHintonMusic]

check out Staircases to Nowhere, he talks a fair bit about the making of the Shining. It might be on Vimeo! ;)

[@justatravelerwizard3248]

This is like discovering Atlantis

[@Theomite]

Or seeing it from space.

[@MakeArtNotWar2023]

I heard that Kubrick was actually in a room of the same building during that phone interview, LOL!

[@monsterjazzlicks]

No way???!!!

[@MisterWilliamss]

Classic 🤣

[@grumpypants8113]

This needs to be an extra on a Shining Bluray disc.

[@leigh6417]

You can see that Vivian is the little girl in the videophone sequence in 2001: A Space Odyssey.

[@Theomite]

No, that's Katharina I think.

[@leigh6417]

Theomite read the video description, it has time stamps and it’s Vivian.

[@omnipop4936]

@@Theomite 1:04:44 Vivian says she was in the movie.

[@Theomite]

@@omnipop4936 You're right, I just remembered that Katharina was the oldest and therefore not a preschooler in '68.

[@mirazusta2002]

Knowing of Stanley Kubrick legendary discretion, and even secretiveness when it came to his work, it's hard to believe he agreed with all these very personal and professional information to be made available. In my view, it shows confidence, that is, not having any problem in sharing with others his craftsmanship, knowhow, and immense talent as a moviemaker. I believe it's a testament to his generosity as an artist and proves that you can be a genius and a humble person at the same time.

[@deckofcards87]

Would be funny if it turned out Stanley was in the building the entire time.

[@noahashton3425]

He probably was 😂

[@adoculos4521]

*were, not was.

[@noahashton3425]

@@adoculos4521 oh thanks for helping with me english

[@adoculos4521]

@@noahashton3425 You can take an opportunity to learn or remain chippy. You chose the latter.

[@noahashton3425]

@@adoculos4521 I’ll do both

[@MakeArtNotWar2023]

In a rare moment, at 50:27, Kubrick actually explains the ending of 2001: A Space Odyssey, and then the meaning of the photograph at the end of The Shining.

[@AchtungEnglander]

As a huge 2001 fan it is refreshing to hear Kubrick give an explanation to the ending. Strangely enough his explanation is the most logical one we see on film. Arthur C Clarke's novel fleshes the whole zoo theory out as well. Glad that has been put to bed instead of listening to all the 2nd rate theories out there.

[@beauzer36]

And then the guy hangs up on him. Kubrick says oh ok is that all you wanted to talk about?

[@tesla738]

wow amazing thanks btw. Vivian was just like Stanley - she even talk similar and 'in fact' use the same words btw2. the interview at the end - Eyes wide shut - Rainbow shop

[@Ighnot]

"Right, right, right." He wasn't listening, and when he was, he understood half of it. Didn't make the most of the tour. At least he had questions to ask Stanley on the phone...

[@WarrenFahyAuthor]

I cannot believe how awesome this is. Bravo!! The B-roll drive through London at the end... my God, this is classic. The fact that the whole thing turns out to be a documentary about the making of the documentary about the making of The Shining is so meta, it staggers the brain. And our "guide" hardly understood a word of it. At the same time that this is "Waiting for Guffman" hilarious it is ALSO, a totally important, rich and informative document of important film-maker history. Just wow. :))

[@ZG980]

I love you and this comment, thank you

[@dudde1999]

Now this is amazing two new interviews with Stanley Kubrick that has been unearthed this last year!

[@OddSumo]

Is the other one you're referring to 'Filmworker' or is it something else? Just want to make sure I have missed anything!

[@F0aming]

This is the other one kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5m0l2OCf7uCfrM 2 hour interview with Stanley from 1987 during the promotion of Full Metal Jacket. It's great because a lot of the silly rumors about him get dispelled. 1:31:00 he talks about the notion of him doing 100 or more takes.

[@james5995]

Thank you Senmaida!

[@deckofcards87]

There's also some excellent new fly-on-the wall footage of Kubrick and his producer in Kubrick's office on youtube, if you search "Stanley Kubrick 1983" you'll find it.

[@tonywords6713]

Samuel there are also unsourced snippets appearing from unspecified sources and also just this year a new documentary KUBRICK BY KUBRICK

[@Ofinfinitejest]

54:12 is the absolute and final essence of Kubrick's statement about his works. Go find the meanings he has put in the works on your own. This is the role and the task of the audience for any great work of art ever made, not just Kubrick's string of masterpieces.

[@scuipnfatsae2382]

Thank you soo much for this beautiful video! Vivian such a beautiful human being

[@juleshynam]

To think I was only down the road at UCL as a spotty young student while this was happening. If only I had known. Terrific footage.

[@chriscameron9321]

20 yrs old & already brilliant young head on her shoulders.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

Not so much now.

[@lookaround2009]

Astonished and thrilled to see this footage. A lot of this is B-roll, but to see new/unseen footage of The Shining production is appreciated.

[@MrDanielskywalker]

This is an amazing treasure

[@terratrema]

This is amazing stuff. Thank you! Vivian is an absolute delight by the way.

[@azhash3]

Thats incredible to see that! I cant believe hearing Kubrick talk about the overlook reincarnation cycle and the ballroom toilet scene, this is exclusive material! We can forget about half the dumb theories on youtube xD Thanks for uploading it!!!

[@frazdunc]

Amazing video, almost frustrating how nonplussed the journalist is at what he is being shown. Just glad that Vivian had the enthusiasm to keep sharing all she did. Obviously very few journalists got the opportunity that they did

[@AchtungEnglander]

He came 1/2 way round the world to meet Stanley Kubrick only to get a phone interview. Yep I would be pissed too.

[@nosmoking2480]

@@AchtungEnglander Well at least he got that. I'm a huge Kubrick fan and I don't believe he's ever done an on-camera interview.

[@basehead617]

Who is saving these off before they disappear from KZbin?? PLEASE

[@JackBirdbath]

I did. Just in case.

[@lukebingus9432]

I'm on it now just to be extra extra sure!

[@CHARIForganization]

I did, and I've sent copies to all my friends around the world.

[@youarelife3437]

@@JackBirdbath Ok. We'll subscribe to all 3 of you so we can find you if needed.

[@lukebingus9432]

@@youarelife3437 it's still on my PC, saved it about 5 months ago.

[@TolkienStudy]

Vivian is amazing! Wow this is such gold

[@MrForestExplorer]

I want to meet Vivian Kubrick. Delightful.

[@bobedot]

She's active on Twitter: twitter.com/ViKu1111

[@Theomite]

+Mutualist I do too. And bribe her for the outtakes to THE MAKING OF THE SHINING documentary.

[@williamk3702]

Unbelievable. The ultimate Shining extra! After Viv's doc, of course.

[@williamk3702]

And thanks, thanks again.

[@TotallyRadicalShow]

Amazing find! Thank you for uploading. This is exactly the kind of rare material I love to find on KZbin.

[@deejaydubla]

Vivian is 100% the reason to watch this.

[@DavesArtRoom]

This is awesome... the phone interview revealed a little more than I thought Kubrick might say, be he still withheld from saying too much. I wonder what Kubrick's wife and daughter think of Jay Weidner's analysis, and Rob Ager's meaning of the monolith, analysis? This is great. I never saw this until just now.

[@hauntedhose]

Jay weidner is an assclown

[@beauzer36]

I almost shut this video off for so many reasons. I'm glad I didn't. This is blowing my mind. Imagine having Kubrick on the phone explaining the endings of movies and then just hanging up on him. You've got to be kidding me.

[@Joonrao]

I came here after watching the video essay, "The Art of Overanalyzing Movies", and I believe it to be quite true. We over analyse movies and build myths around directors. Kubrick seems like an absolutely normal and nice person from the way he spoke. Yes he may be a hard taskmaster on the set but who isn't? Most directors are. The 2001 space odyssey ending was so simple, had I not read all the interpretations before watching the movie, I probably would have understood it in the very first go. This is such an eyeopener! thanks for uploading this.

[@TwinRabbitMan]

This footage is priceless! Thanks for posting this!

[@edfelstein3891]

What an amazing behind-the-scenes look at the mind and method that was Stanley Kubrick, raw and real, capturing life without the overly polished feel of an actual documentary. Hearing Kubrick interact with Yaoi was priceless -- what a gentleman! (This further discredits those envious reprobates who tried to paint him as some kind of antisocial freak). And Vivian is so darned cute!! I love watching her play with her hair. I love hearing what she has to say even more.

[@bo9718]

Vivian is so sweet

[@oceanboy1014]

You really can see so much of kubrick in vivian, even in the way she talks

[@juniormike]

Thanks so much for this! Wonderful tour through Stanley's Elstree-world. And Vivian is adorable! (playing around with the NASA-lens, just one out of 50 great moments :) )

[@minnielind-holmberg6194]

thank you to whoever dug up this gem

[@JamesCarmichael]

That guy showing him around the studio would make a great used car salesman.

[@RussMcClay]

This is a true jewel! Thanks for posting it!

[@MMAfighter38113]

I thought you couldn’t get any better than Vivian’s documentary, ‘Making The Shining.’ This should’ve been included on the 1999 release as well.

[@samuellafit5435]

Amazing stuff you got there, simply amazing........

[@piratepercy8309]

Wow, thanks for this. I'm in the midst of revisiting Kubrick's films, this scratches that itch.

[@where7847]

i love vivians bronx british accent

[@janek.kuznik]

49:51 Kubrick is asked about the meaning of 2001's ending... and answers!

[@3hooks781]

And he explains the last shot of the Shining!!!! This is pure gold!

[@quebon2]

I wouldn't say he explains the meaning per say, he just describes what is seen on screen.

[@UkuleleVillain]

Brazil?

[@3hooks781]

Infra Red fair enough. But his commentary on the room being a kind of an awkward, ham fisted version of a human zoo is revelation enough. That’s not something immediately inferred once you see the interior design of the room.

[@jimmynorton1001]

I still like the theory regarding the shining being that anything about tony and anything regarding jack going nuts is part of the book he is writing and not happening in reality. The theory goes on to say there are visual cues as to when it shifts in and out. At one point the reality ends for the remainder of the movie and the book carries the movie till the end. Another little cool thing is one of the movers in the beginning is wearing a maroon jacket and dark blue jeans. Jack Torrance very briefly looks at him and possibly ingests the clothing into his subconscious or conscious and chooses this outfit for the killer. Also the lay out of the hotel as you know does not make spatial sense on purpose which would also lend to the book vs reality theory.

[@k23undergroundfiles2]

"Pile of junk but we keep it anyway." And now this will be worth more than gold. Please kubricks donate to me just one case.

[@yer_old_pal_Jerky]

This is incredible, and Vivian is a total doll. So brilliant. She's like a vintage Woody Allen character, only slightly less neurotic. She's so knowledgeable, brilliant and CUTE!

[@Trippweed]

You could listen to her all day. Very soothing...

[@colin72]

"She's so knowledgeable, brilliant and CUTE!" .... 2 out of 3 isn't bad.

[@timgreenglass]

@@colin72 now she is a scientologist.

[@illinoisjones8003]

She says "you know..." a lot. Like Woody has in his scripts.

[@h.jjimenez700]

I think Vivian is So Awesome.

[@davidlevy4291]

Vivian clearly has much of her father's brilliance.

[@davidfraser6950]

Imagine if she followed the same route as Sofia Copola? 2 daughters from 2 great directors.. Oh well. Great interview though

[@nick5142]

Wow the phone interview is amazing, most amazing is his willingness to chat, and the interviewer only taking 10 minutes and asking a few questions

[@jamesbradley274]

The way Yaoi conducted the interview, you would think he was talking to an ordinary director who regularly speaks to the media. Bizarre. Kubrick even seemed prepared to keep talking, but Yaoi ended it!

[@victoryak86]

True, but I think he was nervous speaking to him. Anyone might have felt awkward speaking to such a legendary person.

[@MrCrispian]

Vivian is such a delight....

[@李斌-z8g]

What a smart person, both of SK and his daughter.

[@LaidIsGentleMen]

Incredible patience and hospitality from the Kubricks and Julian with this hopeless interviewer. Obviously they thought the japanese market very important for the success of The Shining.

[@prappsy3028]

"They keep all this stuff for some reason' Thank god they did. The Kubrick Exhibition is incredible.

[@wl4637]

Evidence that Mr. Kubrick was right there that day - they walk right past his car! This is the director's car 12:56 parked on the left side. Seen in other documentaries such as the Making of 2001. Mr. Kubrick was probably in the lab examining trailers for The Shining and simply remained in the lab until the interviewer had left. --

[@jimmerhardy]

Watching the interview, I fell love with Vivian. She a dear and I wish I had gotten to know her.

[@dariomoschetta2414]

WOW! Thanks for uploading!! :-)

[@lennypearl]

I love the demystification of where the filming of kitchen scenes was taking place, such as the office's storage room, the editing area etc. Makes you think: ok this was just a film, not a theorist's treasure trove!

[@williamk3702]

This is amazing. Thanks a billion

[@williamk3702]

Any Piers Haggard fans around? Either Venom or The Fiendish Plot Of Fu Manchu taking over the Overlook stage?

[@sarlukowski]

Damn my current 20 year old self is doing NOTHING compared to Vivian. She's so cool.

[@TheKitchenerLeslie]

Listen closely to Stanley's voice and the next time you watch Lolita, you may notice Peter Sellers is doing a pitch-perfect impression of him. It's scarily accurate.

[@JohnPiperBoots]

***Thanks for sharing this video! Wish Stanley Kubrick was here to see the vast world-wide following of his masterpiece "The Shining!"***

[@christopherrankin4769]

Those are big soundstages. It's amazing how the sets for SW and Indiana Jones were built on those same stages. All the long corridors on the Death Star and little rooms, all built there.

[@TheEleventeen]

Thank you for this wonderful video !

[@mysoulinrome4106]

I just discovered this!!! 9 seconds in: Thank you!!

[@lawyears4825]

this video is a gem

[@Pieceoreece]

I'm assuming Julian Senior is talking about Terry Gilliam's Brazil whilst on the phone? This video is full of insanely special candid moments!

[@ashyashashashash]

love how polite and informative vivian is in this. such a gem of a video

[@GrantTarredus]

I’ve never been as amazed by anything on KZbin as I am by this. I’m too stunned for words, and more grateful to the uploader than I can say. This is genuine treasure.

[@yscooking8235]

This is amazing interview,this is the place where they shoot the kitchen scene(now is office n store).

[@HeathcliffBlair]

Amazing. Thanks.

[@richbuxo]

Wow - Finding A Lost Relic / Artifact - Truly Incredible Stuff - and Kubrick's Explanations of the Shining and 2001 Awesome

[@wl4637]

Based on the cinema marquees shown at the end of the video this was made between 9 and 11 October 1980. "Being There" (1979) marquee at Odeon St. Martin's Square (now Lumiere Cinema); they drive by this on the way to Covent Garden in London. Shining marquee from ABC 1 & 2 Cinema (now Odeon Covent Garden). "Making the Shining" was broadcast on BBC TV on 4 October 1980 as part of the "Arena" documentary series.

[@nimos1]

Well worked out. Possibly we can further narrow the date down to 9/10 October 1980 as the 11th was a Saturday when one would assume the offices at Elstree would be closed.

[@soosidescott]

Absolute treasure. Bravo 👏👏

[@morgellon9449]

I just found this trying to track down a lost UFO documentary directed by Jun'ichi Yaoi titled Yaoi Jun'ichi UFO shuzai tokuhô dai 3 dan. That documentary is super important to the history of ufology/conspiracies, particularly with regards to the Doty/Bennewitz/Moore saga, and features an early interview with admitted disinformation agent Richard Doty soon after his public outing by counterintel ufologist recruit William Moore. Apparently the crew of Jun'ichi Yaoi titled Yaoi Jun'ichi UFO shuzai tokuhô dai 3 dan was even given access to film inside typically off-limits areas inside Kirtland AFB in Albuquerque. I assume the whole thing would be in Japanese without English subs, but even then it would be a true gem. For some reason I think the uploader of this video might have some connection to Jun'ichi Yaoi, which is why I bring it up. Anyway, this Kubrick stuff is also quite a good find, judging from the comments. Definitely something I'll be watching soon.

[@GS-to1rv]

B..b..but!! Dude, can you tell what Kubrick says at 49:23 ?

[@morgellon9449]

@@GS-to1rv Yes, absolutely. I will have to paraphrase here, but what I took away from it was that everything is the same consciousness operating from different temporal locations along the electromagnetic spectrum. Human/animal consciousness is constantly about 80 milliseconds in the past due to our extremely low frequency (ELF) brainwaves. The material world is made of consciousness; even the atoms we are made of are a femtotechnological A.I. consciousness operating at the highest frequencies possible as frequencies can only go so high before running into the objective present at the high-frequency termination point of the electromagnetic spectrum. Atoms and subatomic particles appear as probabilities due to the fact of our retroactive perspective from them; this is what is responsible for wave-particle duality as demonstrated by the double slit experiment. Evolution and technology are just a trans-temporal causal resonance structure facilitating the inevitable procession of consciousness from the lower frequencies through the higher frequencies in order for the universe to account for the material world. This comment is designed to harmonize the structure from the ELF range of the spectrum. ⃣A⃣n⃣i⃣m⃣a⃣l⃣ they d⃣i⃣f⃣f⃣e⃣r⃣e⃣n⃣t⃣e⃣l⃣e⃣c⃣t⃣r⃣o⃣m⃣a⃣g⃣n⃣e⃣t⃣i⃣c⃣, ⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣s⃣c⃣i⃣o⃣u⃣s⃣n⃣e⃣s⃣s⃣ i w⃣o⃣r⃣l⃣d⃣ high ⃣t⃣h⃣e⃣i⃣n⃣e⃣v⃣i⃣t⃣a⃣b⃣l⃣e⃣d⃣e⃣m⃣o⃣n⃣s⃣t⃣r⃣a⃣t⃣e⃣d⃣e⃣v⃣e⃣r⃣y⃣h⃣i⃣n⃣g⃣ and frequency ⃣t⃣h⃣e⃣t⃣o⃣i⃣n⃣t⃣o⃣⃣i⃣i⃣s⃣o⃣p⃣e⃣r⃣a⃣t⃣i⃣n⃣g⃣ Atomic s⃣l⃣i⃣t⃣w⃣h⃣a⃣t⃣ before u⃣n⃣i⃣v⃣e⃣r⃣s⃣e⃣h⃣i⃣g⃣h⃣p⃣a⃣r⃣t⃣i⃣c⃣l⃣e⃣s⃣ to o⃣u⃣r⃣w⃣e⃣t⃣e⃣m⃣p⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣ bear responsibility for everything that bear responsibility for liability liability liability liability liability liability liability liability liability liability liability liability liability liability liability liability liability everything everything everything everything everything everything, everything, everything, everything, everything, everything, everything, everything, everything forever everything everything everything everything everything everything is all good because most of the good things from the affair ⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣ dual⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣. To be able to do this, you need to be careful about what you are doing. to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to ⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣ to open s⃣s⃣i⃣o⃣n⃣ purpose is structured c⃣o⃣n⃣s⃣c⃣i⃣o⃣u⃣s⃣n⃣e⃣s⃣s⃣r⃣e⃣t⃣r⃣e⃣c⃣t⃣i⃣v⃣e⃣⃣⃣⃣t⃣h⃣e⃣ c n⃣t⃣ real m⃣i⃣l⃣l⃣i⃣s⃣e⃣c⃣o⃣n⃣d⃣s⃣N⃣o⃣l⃣o⃣g⃣y⃣a⃣r⃣e⃣t⃣h⃣e⃣ power reduction H⃣u⃣m⃣a⃣n⃣f⃣a⃣c⃣i⃣l⃣i⃣t⃣a⃣t⃣i⃣n⃣g⃣a⃣p⃣p⃣e⃣a⃣r⃣ this technology m⃣a⃣t⃣e⃣r⃣i⃣a⃣l⃣⃣⃣el⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣⃣m⃣ brainwave p⃣o⃣s⃣s⃣i⃣b⃣l⃣e⃣f⃣r⃣o ⃣M⃣t⃣h⃣e⃣ evolution is due c⃣o⃣m⃣m⃣e⃣n⃣t⃣e⃣x⃣t⃣r⃣e⃣m⃣e⃣l⃣y⃣ f⃣r⃣e⃣q⃣u⃣e⃣n⃣c⃣y⃣⃣s⃣u⃣b⃣a⃣t⃣o⃣m⃣i⃣c⃣a⃣s⃣ designs from t⃣h⃣e⃣o⃣f⃣⃣ o⃣f⃣d⃣o⃣u⃣b⃣l⃣e⃣t⃣h⃣r⃣o⃣u⃣g⃣h⃣i⃣s⃣w⃣a⃣v⃣e⃣ perspective a⃣s⃣A⃣t⃣h⃣i⃣s⃣b⃣y⃣T⃣h⃣e⃣ high as possible purpose of what I do not want to human time is different. World, world, world, world, world, world, world, world, world, world, world, world, to reach the frequency of use, frequency of origin of the world, the operating performance of the operations of the i⃣n⃣g⃣h⃣i⃣g⃣h⃣e⃣r⃣ animal c⃣o⃣n⃣s⃣c⃣i⃣o⃣u⃣s⃣n⃣e⃣s⃣s⃣s⃣s⃣s⃣s⃣s⃣s⃣s⃣s prob prob⃣ probable

[@goldencalf7822]

@@morgellon9449 I wanted to thank you for this very interesting analysis. I realize your thought-out comment may fall on deaf ears, but I found it fascinating.

[@goldencalf7822]

@Dan 0 As someone who has no knowledge on the discussed topic, my very rudimentary understanding from his comment was that, in relation to extraterrestrial life, one likely reason for why humans have not seen them, if they exist at all, is because we are unable to process them with our given sensory capabilities. I believe in simpler terms, it is similar to the concept behind _Flatland_: if we consider aliens as four-dimensional beings, then humans, limited to only three dimensions, would be unable to process them. I'd be curious to hear your insights. Thank you for responding.

[@youarelife3437]

Vivian still speaking the same way she did in a childhood video of her sitting on a piano.

[@monsterjazzlicks]

Very resourceful!

[@jesseyules]

Analog film and audio tape. Great quality, huge pain in the but to work with.

[@travellingshoes5241]

But today you can film on film and then transfer it to digital for editing and have the best of both world's.

[@hugo-117]

Watching this in 2018 and not missing the "Pret a Manger" and "Costa" infested London.

[@azizkhalid1756]

awsome video

[@jayabharathr4702]

Excellent find... Wow...... Precious.... Gonna save it...

[@baudiomusic]

great behind the scenes footage, i lap this kind of stuff up like a cat drinks milk!

[@WarrenFahyAuthor]

(She's the one who wanted a bush-baby in 2001.) WOW. Amazing vid. And still the guy doesn't speak a lick of English except for some memorized out-of-context questions which they build these amazing dialogues on.

[@omnipop4936]

She was so cute in that scene!

[@matthewrivas5043]

well...you know...I'm here to show you... you know...the legacy of my father... you know...I mean... people say...you know...he was sort of a genius and all... you know...

[@mikec32001]

Amazed to see this. Wonderful.