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I would love to see a timecode paper edit of your cut of the movie. I could easily make the same cut and watch it with someone who hasn't seen it.

Someone should post a reedited verson on UA-cam.

I believe if we were watching the movie in the order suggested in this video, the suspense of disbelief wouldn't work for long, we would start to suspect whether Jim was the one who woke her up soon after we saw him. This idea would follow us until the reveal that it was actually him. Which would make it a weak movie overall, if that was the only twist.

Which movies are 0:43 and 0:52

Passengers could have easily been a horror movie. Imagine if Pratt lost his freakin' mind and started waking up passengers just to hunt them down and kill them.

I have really started enjoying watching your videos. They exceptionally well done the writing of the content as well as your delivery and the teaching part is acceptable bravo bravo

Not Moo - mYou - as in the greek letter.

“I’m gunna hitchya…and yer gunna fall” Love Ren and Stimpy. It was riddled with gross closeup imagery and f-ed up scenes.

Absolutely agree

Yeah but "Ma classe au cinéma" "Collège au cinéma" "Lycée au cinéma" are only a small part of the education of children, actually the French's scholar system is rubbish. I'm really upset 'cause I feel like they spoiled my life.

I’m 34 and just found out about them a couple of weeks ago . I’m a music nerd and love them so much ! Quality music at its finest

To me Sherlock is similar to the French series HPI in the way the main characters' thoughts are represented.

With CIA funding, in order to prop up the image of the west as a place of free expression and innovation. Not made up, not even a teeany widdle bit made up. Public record at this point. Extreme abstract art was an astroturf movement, in the sense that while its practitioners meant what they were doing, the government and rich patrons meant something else. Addressing art history without money and politics is not really a thing that works anymore.

how about he dies, she forgives him and crys over his death and then starts her struggle with loneliness and thinks about waking someone else up but the movie ends before she does. this leaves the door open for a sequel! or if the movie does really really well A TRILOGY! The holy grail of film making! Wont someone please think of the money! No one thinks of the money anymore!

I love this movie

Even just not opening with the ship malfunction would have made it significantly better.

@nerdwriter1 You can be appreciative of Nagel's work without the racist commentary, if you believe that aspect of his work should be a topic for another video at another time.

I think the plot would be interesting if Jim is actually going nuts and Aurora is only in his imagination.

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great video! Thank you! For me the show felt like instead of trying to create an alien world based on earth animals, which is about eat or be eaten, it is modeled after earth's entomology kind of logic. It's not about hierarchy, about violence that will chose which one is the strongest, it's more about how one will embody the other in a way, a synthesis of symbiotic organisms that create something new. it is a world constantly changing and evolving. It reminds me of parasitic relationships in the world of bugs where cruelty has a new level of meaning and survival has a distorted feeling to it. I don't think I have ever watched a show so reminiscent of this behavior of an alien where there is no right or wrong,no god morals or anything like that. Maybe the thing arguably. but yeah, Scavengers Reign was absolutely brilliant and so refreshing on its take on alien world!

won't happen in the US, thats considered socialism lol

Interesting take. I kind of like that you are an aspiring writer and clearly have a point of view that I had not considered. Keep writing. I have faith in you.

I love this movie.

It feels as if Herzog has some innate need to suffer. Why else would he continue to cast Klaus Kinski? It's some kind of self-loathing. Why else would a man put himself in the midst of a terrifically, terrible jungle and then bring Klaus Kinski along?

I wonder how many people in this comment section have said, LIFE IS A DREAM A FLAW and this is not your home occult info says never ever never come back to humanity.

i loved this show, deeply. it gave me the sense that the writer/writers (?) had done their homework in evolutionary biology. the creatures lived by the rules of the world, instead of serving the plot. it also felt a lot like an acid trip to me, where the world they had created was taking dramatic license, but only in the sense that things had been exaggerated as if they were a dream-not to make them "cooler". what an utter gem of a show.

How the heck did you do the lsd voice effect?!

I know it would have been annoying but as a language nerd I would like to see an actually language accurate show where even Mariko is speaking broken Portuguese to Blackthorne who is speaking a broken Portuguese to her, making communication even more difficult

I am deeply curious about the gog sauces,

Thanks for this. I'll be reading it to my poetry group which consists of six geezers still searching for the meaning of life. And I'll provide the link to your reading of the poem and comments on Tennyson's life. Ray Rasmussen, Edmonton, Canada

Pollock's paintings were only popular thanks to a psy-op by the CIA, something that every kid who sees them intuitively realizes, but is chided by "experts" for not seeing the real value. Then again, everyone who looks at Wyeth's works immediately recognizes the gravity, the skill, the emotion...

I like all iterations of this film. I watched the fan edit as you proposed, was good. Original was good. Twilight Zone ending would've been good. I think I just like Sci-Fi a lot. Like, a lot a lot.

Oh, grow some balls and just admit that Jackson Pollock work is crap and Andrew Wyatt work is good.

The edit does sound like a better movie in a lot of ways, I’m not sure it works with the cast though, after all, can you look at Chris Pratt and see villain? Well, maybe, but just like Fishburne I still have sympathy for Jim, like he said, “the drowning man will always try and drag somebody down with him. It ain't right, but the man's drowning.” So here are 2 other possible fixes, first, Aurora dies in the pool when the gravity failed and Jim dies fixing the ship, second option, Jim spends more time thinking about waking Aurora and gets started doing just that when he stops, starts reversing his work, but then the ship has a malfunction that accidentally finishes what Jim started and Aurora is woken up. In the first scenario everyone else lives and Jim had left a confession, then you’d start with the crew waking up and seeing the ship looks weird with plants everywhere and when they investigate they find the confession and the story proceeds from there. In the second scenario Jim hesitates in that final moment before Aurora would have been woken up, and decides he can’t do it, pulls out his changes, but because her panel is open and some failure happens her pod starts to open and Jim is trying to stop it when she wakes, she’s vaguely aware of him, but coming out of hibernation means she’s disoriented and doesn’t understand. In this version Jim has to be waiting outside her door and explain what happened immediately, no romance, at least not at first, and the problems on the ship would actually have to be the next act; if there’s still a romance it begins when she saves Jim at the end of fixing the ship. Now, while I was writing that I was watching the movie and thought of one more ending, the auto Doc fails to revive Jim so he’s dead, the ship is fixed, and Aurora is alone - by the way, in this one you need to edit down the runtime a lot because there’s one more act. From here Aurora starts doing all the things she did with Jim only to fall into depression, and while she’s not suicidal or thinking of replacing Jim, she does want to leave something behind so she writes her book while occasionally reading up on the ship just in case anything else goes wrong and because the action reminds her of Jim. Maybe she goes a little nuts and starts hallucinating talking with Jim about the ship, but it’s been a couple years with no one but Arthur and then she discovers that the auto doc can put her in a form of stasis, but it needs someone outside the pod to activate it and her hallucinations of Jim say he’d have done it for her, then it ends either with her crying alone or considering if she could wake someone, maybe her hallucination tells her he doesn’t want to see her sad and you end with her standing over some other pod, tools in hand.

You should make one for the sequel. The critics say it’s good but not as good as the first. I personally enjoyed the second one more because of its relatability of the times of today. I genuinely enjoyed it.

this video was fantastic

Thank you. Excellent,thoughtful,instructive ,insightful commentary. Enthusiastically delivered. I enjoyed it very much.

So mu major is just an add 9. Next.

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just saw this over at the recent Cinemastix re Constantine & editing, so glad I did!

Can anyone link me the songs in this video? I got the OST and I couldn't find it ;(

This was not the best HP movie. It may have been filmed well but it's the first movie to tangent from the books and I disliked that very much. Now HP2 was probably the best HP movie, it was so like the book which made it a great movie 👌

I had never heard of this show before seeing this video but it convinced me to watch the whole thing. I just finished it and loved every moment of it.

KGB , cIA

Hey, if you're interested in making a video about Dune Part 2, you'll find some interesting source material in "Moebius 1: Upon a Star." I strongly believe that Denis Villeneuve took a lot of inspiration from the comic. You might even find some of the voice lines and the final battle structure echoed in the film. i'm sending this because i'm a fan of your channel and i would love to see you make a video about dune part 2.

Brilliant Thanks Mr Puschak for gifting us with so superbly reflections, writing, editing and narration. (I gues I´m trying to help people to be aware how lucky we are to have this high level creativity for free)

Hi, great video, may i ask where's u find Sargent painting picture?

The great British thespians- Olivier, Laughton, Burton, Hopkins, many others,…they all had at least one thing in common to be so outstanding; a marvelous sense of humor and the intelligence that comes with it.

Truly another level of animation

Cant rely on beauty anymore