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I love sanderson and his magic systems. I'm a physicist and so I love to theorize on potential uses or "cheat codes" in magic systems and all of his are pretty airtight but also very welll explored while being very simple.

I remember the myth I heard it before and the fact you already knew what the majority of us was gonna say, yeah I seen that coming that was on me

Finally watching this 8 months later, glad I got around to it. Great suggestions, bummed to see the current state of Star Wars

Lol really? This guy was terrifying? He was just big dumb asshole who didn't care about anything. Is that really terrifying? Or just sad?

The point is that every day feels the same as the day before. The human mind perfectly enslaved into the reality they're born into. The lack of awareness as to what is really going on because the illusion occupies their entire focus.

I hope this doesn't come off wrong but you look like Michael Stevens of Vsauce if he went into writing. It's a good look

OOh god what is jordan b peterson and his sexsistic ass doing in this video

It's pretty easy to make me cry the first time, but after i watch a movie the second time i don't shed a tear at all. There's one exception: Satoshi Kon's Millennium Actress. The scene when the audience finds out the painter she has been chasing her whole life has been dead the whole time makes me cry every single time. I can't even explain why. The music of the montage that follows it helps but even then, the sentence "it's chasing him that i love" makes me tear up whenever i think of it, music or not. Damn, i'm gonna go rewatch it rn

The Mandalorian has been shit since season 1. People just ignored how bad it was because it had high production values

53:00 ngl I also didn’t like it. It’s not as in depth as it can be with the idea of politics in the universe. Star Wars in the Lucas film has dialogue that is almost like a inside joke, what I mean by that is that the dialogue has so many out of context references that makes the world so dense with everything happening around it. TFA did away with that by how limiting the world building was like compared to the film it’s inspired by. Look at episode IVs first lines Spice Mines, the senate and the emperor are already given info. The Tarkin scene where Motti chocked is also so dense with the planetary control of the empire’s regime. Turning regions into governorships with Rome as a basis of inspiration. All these people complain about Lucas but he sets up so many lore aspects which is why a lot of material can be easily be expanded upon.

Are you even capable of making a video title that doesnt shit on someones hard work? You can be critical without being an asshole. Gotta chase those algorithm dollars at any cost i guess, eh?

So you took one position and defended your argument but you are NOT unbiased or objective. Just so you know. If you took the ending of part I as hopeful or positive then you are a lousy interpreter of stories and overall bad at reading between the lines. Abby "doesn't have a plot" is actually the purpose of her story. She took revenge for her father but she can't find peace, she is not fulfilled by any means and so she seems lost following other people's stories until she finally realizes the importance of survivability, her bond with Lev

I will never watch another Rian Johnson film as long as I live . Out of spite

Here's the thing. Jurassic would have no problem making all the money in the world if they decided to tell an interesting story with dinos. Fallen Kingdom and Dominion were too long and boring. We had an interesting premise of dinos loose across the world which could create tons of interesting plots, but instead we're focusing on locusts. We should have had a movie like Cujo with a family trapped at a camp site that's being stalked by a Carnotaurus or Baryonyx. Or a movie like The Mist where a group is trapped and must figure out how to escape/get rescued. Or give me The Blair Witch Project but instead of a ghost, we have a group terrorized by Compys that slowly pick the group off. Boring me in a dino movie should be a crime.

You want peaceful aliens who have no human history or dna to act as humans in their past lives to send a human political message. I guess that's the problem. Well written stories have to be relatable to us, teach us something and be a sort of "metaphor" for life as Mr. Krepshus puts it. So, art, at least from our perspective, is only good if it relates to us. So what happens if its not relatable to us, but to an alien? What if the message is we are simply not equipped to live with nature. That our way of life, culture, values and ideals in no way can end up creating a future like what the Na'avi have? I wonder. But, none of that matters. Maybe all amazing stories have gray areas for someone. But, I like way of the water better than the first because of one character alone. The majestic creature, Payakan. Anyway, greetings from Tanzania.

I must be the funniest person ever because people are always laughing at me, even when I'm not there and it's "behind my back" as they say.

when you were talking about max paine 3 we hear only one word in portuguese and its an expletive for male genitalia 6:36

I think you really got the nail on the head when you said how changing fundamental parts of a character CAN be done if it's the focus of the story. So many times you will hear people say "You just hate anything that's different from the source material, you never would have given it a chance" when in actuality, those changes can be extremely compelling to watch but when they're done in a way that showcases the reason for the change instead of being forced to fit a specific idea.

Safin wasn't all that bad. There's definitely been better Bond villains but I think he was creepy enough to be unpredictable, even if he was completely predictable. If that makes sense. Kinda just right there in the middle. Either way I loved the movie.

Because writers these days are lazy have no imagination and studios force them into safe palatable plot lines.

I'm not going to lie but jurassic world 1 is a masterpiece imo

The first _Jurassic World_ trailers made me think they'd decided to go full satire on Disney World and/or Sea World. Which I think would've been a great direction, even if they hadn't done much in terms of new themes. Still seems like a missed opportunity, but the creativity in most filmmaking is so nonexistent now that it's hard to be surprised.

They were doomed when they traded in horror and suspense for action and over-the-top Fast and Furious sequences

Wow! Id say that’s pretty accurate! I’m American, and stopped watching the news long ago because of how depressing and over the top it is. Everything is sensationalized in the media, but I LOVE sitcoms for the escape from reality and the humor ❤

Hey I'm a student studying animation and my final animation and thesis is about a fight scene. My thesis being what goes into making a good fight scene in anime. May I ask what academic writings you used when making this video

Holy shit, this guy's trousers can barely contain his package 😮

The first Jurassic World is honestly a pretty good movie. It isn't JP, or JP:TLW, but better than every other JP property.

The problem is they refuse to give the audience what (we) the audience wants.. Dinosaurs in the city!! Jurassic World Dominion was supposed to be that, but they gave us a movie about locusts!! All these ideas they have isnt what people want, we want dinosaurs in the city

Your voice is so weird... almost whimsical even...... i love it

Honestly without Homelander, The Boys would be unwatchable.

I always thought of A Bug's Life as more like the Three Amigos than the Seven Samurai.

I liked Jurassic Park 1, 2 and 3. Jurassic World was good but the others? Meh

Part II has lots of enthusiastic fans. A thing doesn't have to try to please everyone. Hate it if that's the way you feel and go play another game.

Much more terrifying than joker or darth Vader. Okay >< 1. The boys is longer than 2 hours. Joker gets one movie. 2. Homelander isn’t scary. Superman is scary. If the concept of Superman didn’t exist, Homelander wouldn’t be as scary. Joker and DV are playing themselves, not a parody of themselves 3. The actor is great 👍 4. Homelander is allowed to breathe. He doesn’t have to the main villain in every scene, he just has to be lurking in the shadows with confusing motives, so we don’t get sick of him 5. Joker and DV are everywhere, so the horror of their existence and actions aren’t terrifying because we know them and we know what to expect from them. They are exciting to watch. 5. Homelander is good. He is a hero. Joker and DV are not heroes. There is no question about this. They are labeled evil with the potential to do good. But they are outsiders. Homelander however is on the inside, we relate to him, he’s one of us. He’s on our side. The evil from within the house is more terrifying than the evil outside. 6. There are no heroes in the Boys. There are just selfish people and people who are more selfish. And the people who are more selfish have no equals. Like a human foot fighting an ant. For example the least scary this show has ever been was during the finale when British!Bruce Wayne shot himself up with super!heroin to fight Injustice!Superman. Why was that not scary? Because it was a live action DBZ fight. Thrilling sure, but no one’s gonna die, and if they did it’s because they suck at fighting. They had a fair shot. Inequality in power brings terror. Equality in power brings excitement

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I like Jurassic world more then the first park

the sequel is so much better. He truly is a trailblazer, never before have I seen a 10 minute long slow motion harvest montage of grain by hand and antigrav platforms. So brave.

I am playing it right now, and since I got to Abby and the aquarium flashback, I haven't played at all... it is so boring... El's story I loved.... but Abby, can't wait to get rid of her....

The sequels all should have been called been called attack of the clones Cloned movies each one. And Ruin Johnson don’t get me started

I dont know whats worse, the idea that you can just attribute "Themes" to a badly written, badly directed, badly acted Movie and somehow the themes are what makes this movie amazing, not its poorly implementation. Or the trend of literaly throwing shit on a wall, calling it the downfall of western society in a post modernistic world and expect it to be a masterpiece. Seriously, who cares ? A lot of stories are even written without a concrete theme in mind, it just happens to emerge naturaly. I mean, look at The Room, on paper it deals with a lot of good themes, but the execution ? How about, stop writing themes, write stories without moral grandstanding and the expection that your themes are gonna carry your story ? To quote Stephen King: "Starting with the questions and thematic concerns is a recipe for bad fiction. Good fiction always begins with story and progresses to theme.”

They should've gone more into the Jurassic WORLD aspect which would've been a fresh new take. If they did something akin to war of the planet of the apes compared to rise it would have been different enough while still keeping dinosaurs as an integral and wonder inspiring aspect.

this is amazing advice! I studied philosophy in order to make my stories meaningful, and now it feels like this video just gave me the last piece of the puzzle.

I can watch the first movie again and again every single weekend. It'd still be exciting, maybe even JP2 too, but certainly not any of the jurassic world movies...

1:42 Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't the Empire more based off America during Vietnam?

Personally really like Fallen Kingdom

2:01 nah man in all my years of watching and rewatching this video I never noticed you called Major Marques Warren "Major Mark West" 😂😂😂😂😂

you know whats crazy Thanos would have died if thor just trew the hammer and summoned it behind him like loki

Always interesting to hear alternative stories- I almost always agree with the criticisms of the original, and never actually like the alternative stories (always over complicated and don’t fit the tone of the property) but they are interesting

Him: can you have a gripping movie without character? No Me after being so blown away and gripped the entire time and rooting for every character and feeling all of Kat’s pain: y-yes?

disloyal adaptations = halo last of us kept the main material very intact, just the casting is what people argued about, not the script