The "WILLY WONKA/ SNOWPIERCER" Conspiracy: PT 3

[@RhinoStew]

Hi, Author here, This video is definitely on the erratic side, you may notice parts or chunks missing. Some of these were due to copyright issues, others due to editorial issues. It was created as an experiment and part of its nature as a "Living" docuseries is to change or be altetered over time. Although I consider this more of a failed effort than a "Good Product" there are parts that I personally enjoy and it succeeded on being released within it's timefrae.

[@astanalee3474]

So. Does this documentary explain whether Wonkapiercer was intentional, or at least explore the underlying themes and societal desires that pushed the two movies to align thematically, as promised in the (genuinely interesting) Part 2 video? Er... not really? From a viewer's standpoint, it seems like you wanted to make a video about yourself, your life, career aspirations, so on... and then titled it "Willy Wonka/Snowpiercer" for engagement purposes, because people wouldn't watch it if they knew what it was really about. This "documentary" is more like a self-indulgent look into you own life than any further analysis of the subject. I'm baffled by how long you waffle over your 'rivalry' with Chris Evans, your failed acting career, about viewership statistics and virality and so on. Perhaps these things would be interesting in a different context, but they're not what I signed up for when I went from the Part 2 video to this. You seem like a good guy, and I'm glad things went well for you after your earlier hardships- but being a good guy doesn't make your life more interesting than the subject matter. You can't tell viewers that they're going to watch a continuation of that crazy movie theory they liked before blathering on about your life as a nerdy theater kid, and then going through every notable highlight of your LinkedIn page. Brilliant video essaysists like hbomberguy- when they put in a personal anecdote- their experiences are only included to support their exploration of the media. Your essay here does that in reverse- Wonkapiercer is only here to loosely connect all your personal anecdotes. In the end, this video is all about YOU. When you started talking about how you were just making shit up for the original Wonkapiercer video and that some stuff didn't work for the theory because... the theory was never believable to you in the first place, and you were just making shit up on the fly, I wanted to close the video. But I was curious to see if things got better- if they would connect back around. Never did. An incredibly disappointing 2 and a half hours.

[@ErdrickHero]

​@@astanalee3474I wish I had seen this before wasting 2 hours listening to this. Seems like a good time to stop.

[@Totoru2.]

@@astanalee3474 you have obviously never lost anyone close to you because this video hit so fucking hard

[@ScrumboTheUnlcean]

this is very interesting, im glad you made these videos. wonderful source of ideas and information

[@NileFive]

The real question is Silence of the lambs a midquel between willy wonka and snowpiercer?

[@RhinoStew]

See now THIS is kind of theorizing we're about here

[@ECLECTRIC_EDITS]

​@@RhinoStew Can you make a new theory about how The Hunger Games is a sequel to the Terminator and that Panem was created in the Rocky mountains after the Skynet Pyramid was destroyed and the capitol repurposed Skynet technology like the HK Drones?

[@ECLECTRIC_EDITS]

​@@RhinoStewAlso, you're an INFJ right?

[@f1mbultyr]

oh god, not that transphobic piece of trash movie

[@ViniciusAmano]

Wait, what? Explain please

[@tsa_Yama]

Still have another 40 minutes to go but holy hell. I saved part 3 for when I would have a few hours to spare, and I ended up having an insomnia episode so I finally started watching. I have cried five times throughout this video. This goes well beyond the standards of video essays. Videos like this are why Art matters. The emotions I have experienced in this video are some of the most visceral I have ever faced when it comes to art analysis. I genuinely want to thank you for talking about so many of my favorite films and even more so, for giving me an immense amount of inspiration to actually make some art of my own.

[@mrduffbier000]

You need help, man

[@xMoldyMacaroni]

This went from an eccentric fan theory to a heart wrenching autobiography real quick.

[@RhinoStew]

This was quick????

[@xMoldyMacaroni]

@@RhinoStew Too quick. I got scared by that instantaneous leap.

[@daggerpuppets]

1) amazing video, it was told incredibly well and with such care and effort. One of the best pieces of media that I have ever seen. 2) I hope you know how much the “Little Rhino” interlude really touched me. Having gone through similar mental and emotional struggles dealing with depression, neurodivergence, and identity issues, know that you sharing your story was cathartic and genuinely made me cry. Thank you, sincerely.

[@AbsolXGuardian]

The fact I stuck around for this video when I'm normally not a big fan of this kind of media analysis is a huge testament to your skill. Well done

[@briansinger5258]

I'm important so if I watch the video then the video is important.

[@gandhiputra847]

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[@gandhiputra847]

😊😊😊k😊😊m😊😊😊😊 😊

[@isabellalive2.081]

You understand why I responded to your post then, Good. @@briansinger5258

[@DomBrownyo]

But that says more about you not being intelligent or a decent film fan than his skill. It like admitting u can barely read.

[@LindsayDaly]

Oh....you've made me understand why I always loved Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (the book and the original movie!), and you're only sixteen minutes in. The idea that martyrdom actually leads to reward, like we would benefit from and have someone notice this self-sacrifice, and it would take a magical being like Willy Wonka to make that happen. I love the way this series built on itself, analyzing the influences that made the actual Snowpiercer film itself, to coming full circle and pulling in and explaining your own influences on making things, like this series itself (and 2Kawaii!) P.S. "Regardless, I'm an idiot from Massachusetts" relatable....

[@RhinoStew]

Let’s go Snowpiercers!

[@JacksMelancholy]

I don’t believe in destiny, but it sure feels like you’re intrinsically linked to Snowpiercer among other things. Thanks for sharing your story, dude. Inspiring stuff.

[@ECLECTRIC_EDITS]

Oh stuff like that happens all the time. We're all linked between the spiritual, physical, and mental. It's just not often the spiritual plane made physical unless it's done by the right people.

[@Shouja198]

I looked up the channel 5 minutes ago to see if it had dropped yet, and when I click off I get the notification. Thank you for your dedication to this series, I have become so invested in this without having ever known what snowpiercer was before part 1!

[@Jaydee8652]

I think this might be one of my favourite videos ever, the way it seamlessly transitions between all the different not only visuals styles but subject matters is genius.

[@yammerrryeet511]

This was the one genuine thing I have looked forward to all day. After working a long shitty shift it was nice to get aboard the train with you.

[@timverrecchia1654]

I will agree with everyone else that the series was genuinely so well made and was super emotional. about an hour into the part two I I no longer cared about the connection between snow piercer and willy Wonka and just focused on the twists and turns the video went on and this part felt a lot more personal and real, with a lot of relatable moments. I did not think I would get so emotional especially the parts about your dad. This was so well made and something to be extremely proud of! also i watched Memories of murder and the host before finishing part two, personally my favourite was memories of murder

[@joshsandquist6917]

my condolences for your mental breakdown. I've just spent the last few days watching your videos. you weren't the only one to have a mental breakdown during the covid. i ended up quitting my job and moving back to my parents effectively quitting society during the event. and still having trouble getting back into society. it's really tough. but congratulations on getting back up and peopling again. you have put allot of love into your videos, and it shows. you are and excellent reviewer/theorist. keep doing what you love. and make sure to take time to breath and let go of that that holds us down.

[@LEOODARTHVADER2]

I usually use these long analytical videos to sleep, they help me calm my adhd mind to sleep better. And this time i woke up a little before the dad/autism segment... i didn't know i could cry with my eyes closed, nevermind bawling... thank you man, you gained a viewer in me, you're talented and doing this out of heart, and i appreciate that.

[@imdefinitelynotjesus]

even if it took you 1000 parts to explain this id gladly watch it all. With all that I've learned along the way vie discovered it is just as, if not more valuable then even finding out whatever answer I was looking for way back when I was recommended your first vid by KZbin. Thank you Rino Stew, you are the best food for the soul.

[@Salty_Web]

Born too late to own a home Born to early to create and destroy Born just in time for whatever this is

[@mummyjohn]

I love the born too early/too late format but dude you can very definitely do the first two on that list.

[@freshparkfilms]

As a fellow artist whose medium is Film making, who struggles with mental health, & is fighting to get my break I'm so thankful how honest you were in this video and I'm so happy you told your whole story because after watching all 3 installments I've come to realize that the Wonkapiercer story is truly your story they are forever intertwined. Thank you so much for allowing us all in, I know how hard that can be. This was such an inspiration and amazing piece of work. I'm so thankful and happy I stumbled across this video. Thank you & keep fighting! 😊

[@Dragonsshadow264]

Actually incredible, peak story writing and editing. Very well done Edit: part where trainbaby is being told he isn't real is actually one of the best things I've watched, however the real life counterpart to the story almost made me cry

[@sapphic.shortcake]

as someone who is from a small town 45 minutes south of boston the entire section about massachusetts made me so happy fr

[@creepytheft]

Hey man i don't know if you will see this but i really want to thank you for this amazing, informative, funny, heart wrenching and incredibly personal rollercoaster ride. I love watching/listening to long form content while doing other things (in this case 3d modelling practice). But from the first minute of the 14 minute video i was unable to look away. From that point i was hooked and enjoyed every second of the full history behind snowpiercer in part 2 and all the twists and turns that came with it. You got me good and this video breaking down the exact manipulations is masterful. I have dyslexia, colour-blindness, migraines and recently suffered a major burnout. It helped me relate to your more darker moments and you should feel proud that you were willing to share them. It means a lot and reminded me to keep going forwards. I subscribed and will be, even if it takes years for another video. i'll be waiting. Until then, i'll be sharing this playlist with anyone who will listen. I hope you'll get this: Maybe you haven't turned every rhino you found into stew. But they seem to keep crossing your path, so i'm sure it will happen eventually.

[@tlapik]

These videos are absolutely superb. If you ever doubt your worth, consider that you are bringing emotions to thousands of people around the globe. Your content quality is on par (or better) with channels like (xbox)Ahoy or LEMMiNO (different content, but the same high-quality essays/videos). Love your content. ~ Some random fan PS: I felt like the movie "The Accountant" had a good depiction of people on the spectrum.

[@thepixelatedpilgrim3283]

Rhino Stew as always unexpectedly great. Might be one of the best channels out there. Please don't stop this amazing work.

[@thepixelatedpilgrim3283]

P.S. give me a way to support you. A patreon or merch; something, anything. This work is beyond amazing and I want to help it anyway I can.

[@louiscarullo6034]

“Hey! It’s the awaited follow up to the Wonka piercer!!” *gets to the 2 hour mark* “I respect this man and his work, and we have a similar backgrounds albeit in from NY and he’s a masshole (all things I didn’t know), I’ll give this a shot.” *hits the **2:16:43** mark* “…(just holding back welling tears at work, nbd)…”

[@charlottehollingsworth9125]

I want you to know that this is my favorite youtube video series of all time and I think you are so SO good at this job. Incredible. Thank you.

[@linnhuman]

Luke, congrats on this one! Just finished - It's so well done and I loved learning Rhino Stew Lore! Also I'm sooo glad you mentioned Devs near the end!!! That stood out as one of the best shows I have ever seen. I never have anyone to talk with about it so I finally feel validated 💙

[@oscaruncomfortable]

I'm so happy to see you upload again, I love how much effort you put into these outstanding video. This one I felt a little more connected too when you got personal, and it made me feel a lot less alone. I hope I can make quality content like you do someday.

[@sekanssekans7059]

The evolution of this 3 part series has transitioned from analysis > stream of consciousness > ramble. Fascinating to observe from anthropological perspective. Ultimately it becomes a trilogy content trope but under the surface level you are left with the realisation you've unwittingly been participating in someone else's catharsis. We all shared in the creators dopamine rush of putting the puzzle together one piece at time and now we've all shared in the somewhat less satisfying deconstruction of that puzzle, left with a dopamine deficit - let's remember the highs and lows of this journey though. I had a final point, but I forgot to make it. Apologies to the reader.

[@neptunite5973]

finished the whole vid now! i really enjoyed it. especially the insight into your life and the relationship with your father

[@GeekGlassesEntertainment]

This is genuinely one of the best and most well done videos I’ve ever watched

[@StephanMei]

your comment about making narrative work that made you feel the way that The Host did, hit me. 2Kawaii was heavy dude. Great work.

[@maxstinkyfoot7366]

My only critique of this whole project was that the pacing was a bit slow in some areas, especially the end commentary, but aside from that, Id say this was a wonderfully crafted video, and really had it all. I mean, I dont think I've ever cried at a willy wonka conspiracy video before, so thats a first! I cant wait for the next part, and hope the algorithm realizes how great this was.

[@Cornbread2100]

It honestly saddens me that this video has blown up as much as the others, these videos are of incredible quality and this one deserves much more attention than it’s getting

[@Shaun13510]

The amount of directions and touch points that this video discusses is insane. The editing and storytelling are so intriguing.

[@buhlja22]

growing up online, and diging into same movies I really feel the connection with author of video. Also snowpiercer/wonka trilogy was posted at the right time - I just watched netflix series and was thinking about it. Sooo yeaaa, I really felt connected to EVERYTHING you was saying in your videos. P.S: I really like how you are talking about your background, your process of making this and I think it drives me to do something.

[@TheKoolman89]

Ah I see, you've become a villain. Excellent, very excellent indeed.

[@hammerheadshark45]

i love how your persona for the previous video was a guy with his eyes obscured and your persona for this video is a guy who you can't see any part of but his eyes

[@brooks987]

Me throughout the first two video essays: hell yeah, neat stuff Me at 21:05: SHAKESPEARE FROM EPIC RAP BATTLES OF HISTORY??

[@micktheman6]

Holy cow another 3 hours I think I’m going to download for my trip. You seriously have maybe made the greatest series on KZbin ever

[@oliverbennett5897]

I wish you the best of luck, with the way you talk i can see myself coming back to re-watch these, once or twice more. So use them to your advantage.

[@The_Nuttman]

I tried to put this video on as background to getting some stuff done and eventually playing video games but i had to put everything down and give you my full attention. Thank you for telling us not only how this channel came to be but how YOU came to be here and what you've been through. You should take pride in your amazing story and im glad youre still here to tell it. Snowpiercer somehow never hit my radar until 2 days ago when my friend hit me with "have you seen the theory that snowpiercer is a spiritual sequel to willy wonka and the chocolate factory?" And i had somehow missed out on nit only the theory but the whole movie. Nor did i know that the same director made The Host or Parasyte. Thank you for your years of dedication and knowledge. Your story and how its interwoven and integral to the history of this franchise. The never ending train moves ever forward. Your work shall be forever appreciated by another fan and i hope to see more from you again.

[@DonoZ420]

Your videos are amazing and go so in depth

[@omeletttte]

Not sure what it was, but I remember first encountering the part 2 after maniacally scouring this channel for more content just as I had finished seeing the first part, but something threw me off and I never went ahead and watched more than a couple of minutes. Now, an old video of an unrelated channel brought me back to it and I figured I might as well watch it, and I must say, I think naming this the willy wonka snowpiercer three parter is a disservice to the true story presented, I could've never imagined it going this route, but I'm so grateful it did. The documentary type format felt kinda odd at first, but it all made sense when I realized it wasn't really a documentary about snowpiercer or willy wonka, it was about a far richer story that I'm glad I watched. It's honestly rare to find these type of videos, the type of videos that remind you videos are a form of expression, and not just a way to showcase funny memes or wacky mishaps, I'm not really sure how to express it, but it hit me in a very oddly personal way and I just want to thank you for that; In a sense I didn't end up getting what I was looking for, but it ended up being something I will remember for far longer than just a continuation to a theory. Sorry if the comment is corny and or too long, it really caught me off guard and I needed to show my appreciation for this.

[@maddy.8915]

I watched this in one sitting without even realizing how much time passed. Amazing and inspirational video, sir.

[@Go_deeper_Distance]

This whole thing has been so brilliant and I love it so much. I hope you're doing well. I've hospitalized myself in the past and really did tear my whole life down. I'm just now getting myself back together and it meant a lot to hear your acknowledgment of your own trouble and management. Keep going forward

[@ollie-d]

Excellent video. Sorry about the strife you experienced, but this saga has been excellent and I thoroughly appreciate it.

[@riccardobanti9203]

I've never been more emotionally intrigued and attached to a series of videos. And it all started with fucking wonkapiercer fanfic

[@Why_does_this_exist_YouTube]

This video is beautiful, I am barely an hour in and I can tell it is great throughout. Thank you Rhino Stew

[@kayEnt3rtainm3nt]

54:15 I see your Killer 7 reference and doff my cap to you. That game changed my life in ways deserving of an essay series as elaborate and heartfelt as the one you have crafted here and you have my great admiration and respect for all of this.

[@jwilker94]

I loved part 2, the whole time I was wondering when we would get to Willy Wonka, and it never really happened I loved it so much

[@thisisnecessary8835]

Damn bub, from a father, that was deep. You can never know where your going, without knowing where you’ve been. Thank you for all the work you put into this amazing anomaly of a movie. Never stop. Theres more to be done.

[@Th3M0nk]

Dude you are the only guy i know that makes a compelling longer and more than an hour video where i dont leave the screen for nothing else, because the content is so good that makes my head always think "If i miss a second i will lose a vital part that will de-rail this entire train."

[@classiccustoms2010]

The fact that this video came out the same day as Don't Feed the Muse III is one heck of a coincidence.

[@xMoldyMacaroni]

This video made me cry. You are a big inspiration to me as a writer.

[@patoche3367]

beautiful, smart and beyond any other film analysis videos out there. Thoughts are with you today!

[@fallengamer3000]

loved the rock paper gunshot reference, great work brother!

[@screamspink]

I’m honestly embarrassed to admit that it took about a quarter into this THIRD video to realize that this really isn’t a series about Wonka-piercer, it’s more of an autobiography about Rhino Stew and how much these franchises mean to him…

[@lumberjackmagnum7416]

Hey man! I'm just a theater kid from California who adores a good show and Willly Wonka and the Chocolate Facotry. It was my favortie film as a kid too. This series of essays was incredibly entertaining, even for someone like me who doesn't go for that sort of thing. Thank you for your contribution, honesty, and sillyness throughout these videos. Indepth passion projects are a beautiful thing to decipher and listen to. Thank you. Godspeed sir.

[@Jebiwibiwabo]

1:50:52 I have paused the video here to say that I was one of those people who stopped to watch the host, and I cant thank you enough for it because wow, what a film, anyway back to your video..

[@Heliocanix]

you probably mentioned it in a previous ep of this, but YOU made 2kawaii4comfort!? i didnt realise i had seen this channel before the wonkapiercer series. seeing that poster hit me like a brick. i remember watching it all while working one day and leaving the studio that day a very very changed man XD i get flashbacks to that every now and then damn.. i might have to rewatch it.

[@janedoe3043]

It's not a dirty Shirley... An alcoholic Shirley Temple is a Leslie Nelson. Because I am serious and don't call me Shirley.

[@kristymurphy9361]

2:32:09 'Phantom of the Paradise' is one of my favorite cult rock operas. Seriously don't know too many people that know about it. But considering every movie reference you've made (of movies I've seen) I have all love, is it really that big of a coincidence that you would know this too? Great job of the videos! I loved learning all your process and getting to know you better, and thank you for being able to be so open with your audience. There were parts that had me in tears because I felt like I understood what you had to be going through. Thank you so much for this, and I hope you continue to do more and live well.

[@TheKesslerFoundation]

As a Winnipeger, we have a love of Phantom. The clip also caught my eye.

[@IsaacLouisDV]

The letter to Chris Evans made me emotional omg 🥺🥺🥺 ok back to the video

[@blue_shiner]

Two possibilities emerge from this video: 1) You were destined to make the series you didn't know were going to make. Every moment in your life has been a degree-domino towards it. In other words, your life is a train of 'extreme coincidence' cars. or 2) You made a bunch of this up. Entertaining regardless!

[@PsilocybePsientist]

LOVE the Danganronpa OST as background music. You da goat.

[@Diptera_Larvae]

So far, you told me to watch the Host, Blindspotting and the other video with the interview with the two people who wrote dissertations on Wonkapiercer, and I watched all three. You’re yet to tell me to watch Snowpiercer, so I still haven’t seen it 😂. What an emotional roller coaster, thank you for sharing everything that had happened to you over the years, sounds like you’ve had some highs and lows, if you do keep putting out more videos, I’m sure a lot of people would enjoy to keep watching your work 👍

[@skardayish]

I wish it was actually the WILLY WONKA/SNOWPIERCER CONSPIRACY PART ONE AND TWO video instead of - weird 10 minutes of love letter to an actor - autobiography -essay about french comics and korean produssers. -retelling the plot of a korean film -scott piligrim talk

[@alseid8709]

Yeah. The first video was interesting on the basis of the idea. The second video gave a lot of interesting information about the comic and the director. This one? Me me me me me, lemme suck up to Chris Evans for 10 minutes, me me me me me.

[@RA-hc1wg]

Watching this video I become more and more happy for you and grateful that I found this. Willy Wonka was my favorite movie as a child and remains one of my all time favorites, and Snowpiercer is an amazing film. Thanks for all this content to fill my brain

[@chasehedges6775]

True. Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory and Snowpiercer are great films

[@chasehedges6775]

👍💯

[@Darkfuturist]

I was recently telling my friend about your theory and was thrilled to see you posting videos again. I'm happy to hear you're doing better best of luck Stew!!

[@certificateofirrelevance2412]

This video is better made and with much better production than anything ive ever seen in any place of the internet, great job!

[@mariobocchiardi474]

this is the greatest series of videos i've ever seen, you live and breathe art. please never doubt yourself. peace from italy

[@xHarpyx]

I have been on this train for the past three years since I first saw Snowpiercer and wow what a ride!

[@xHarpyx]

Hack the planet!

[@SaladTossing22]

at 15:56 you can almost hear mr. stew tear up

[@aqfanatic]

YES YES IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS THIS HAS MADE MY WEEK OH MY GOD THANK YOU

[@nintenvlogz]

Wow, I’ve never seen content like this, so much to it and full of twists.. I’m not entirely sure what I just watched but it was kinda riveting so hats off to you

[@88t]

absolutely sick video, thanks for all the fish Also, 39:20 with the blue "train" and fancy font just had me thinking of house of leaves...

[@chinemes8698]

This is the best milking of a magnum opus I have ever seen. That milk is sweet like honey. Also, watched Blindspotting because of this, dope movie.

[@lux_fero]

This vid is the best kind of clickbait on youtube, you basically made the most personal movie possible

[@prinnyblackblade]

I'm here for those Red Letter Media references. You calling yourself the "Rich Evans" damn near ended me. I didn't see that coming.

[@agostoangosto9442]

Rhino stew your videos are so good and this last one has helped me get thru some rough heartbreak. Youll never read this but thanks. These are so well made.

[@averylowhorn7166]

This is amazing. Having you share these personal stories with us is just heartwarming. All the time I try to explain how much different pieces of media mean to me and it’s always the best feeling to have people listen. Words can’t describe how touching this whole thing is. Truly a masterpiece I hope you’re very proud of.

[@zirfala6355]

I'd just like to remind everybody through this series there was a segment on: Harvey Winestein, Minecraft, Korean comic piracy and hamilton.

[@pumkingiraffe4915]

This is one of the best KZbin video series I have ever seen not just the thoery of Willy wonka and snow piercer but the story of a man and how fiction affects his life

[@ryandoubleu.]

After countless videos and hours upon hours of viewing, I am just now realizing you and Patrick Willems are not the same person. --- ..... .. I think

[@RhinoStew]

I fucking love plot holes

[@RhinoStew]

I want to make a movie that's just 5 hours of plot holes.

[@Unalochy]

Thabk you for the "Previously" recap!❤ I was led to your channel during your first video on this (thanks yt algorithm for the rare suggestion that leads me to a channel I absolutely will fall in love with) and have devoured your content. But with such amazing video's l, understandably the time frame between each big masterpiece is substantial enough that the recap's and just so darn appreciative

[@isabellalive2.081]

We are now secret best friends , don't tell , I love you.

[@drewtingler953]

Your recent snowpiercer videos are so personal and inspiring. A true testimony of your capabilities as a artist

[@andrewpolito9244]

This video made me add parasite and blind spotting to my watchlist. I gave up on the Snowpeircer show early on in season 2. Felt like they just went off the rails and were trying for shock value only.

[@meevsdagr8er]

already loving this one. You have real production talent

[@davidmcgirr]

The act three transition feels like the transition in Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance when it is no longer about motorcycle maintenance.

[@DZMoops]

Oh shit, a 3 hour video?! Definetly will watch as I cook tonight!

[@Eileeleedon]

58:38 idk man, the zelda timeline is also pretty infuriating

[@firedem0n5]

NGL REPO Genetic Opera was actually pretty good, ALSO ALSO Scott Pilgrim is one of my fav videos

[@lukeferrell9800]

The mention of Repo! The Genetic Opera caught me off guard but it's one of my favorite movies. Great vid, but also, great taste

[@HectorRoldan]

I can't wait to watch all of these back to back and even take the 15min to switch to the Cliff Video~ Do much Bravo!!!

[@Godzilla0936]

Glad youtube never gave me the notification

[@fatesDeath]

bro wasnt looking to cry man

[@lollard68]

Holy fucking shit it's still going

[@NotoriousJawz]

Wow, that was an amazing 7+ hour rabbit hole. I remember watching the original WonkaPiercer video you made years ago and I was absolutely convinced it was heavily inspired by Willy Wonka and the Chocolate factory and I genuinely cannot believe that Bong Joon-Ho hasn't even seen the film. Also crazy how you managed to bump into Edgar Wright several times and also Daveed Diggs. They 100% played up to your theory in the Snowpiercer TV series clearly though which you should be proud of. Them using 'Pure Imagination' and calling the train car 'Willy's World' is definitive proof.

[@marcuslee4902]

damn, did not expect that , thank you , stay strong

[@ProfessorPrel]

If I got one take away from this video, it is that I have finally seen Blindspot