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Outer Wilds is one of those games that you keep playing, even when you aren't at your computer. You get so immersed that even in bed, you're still thinking of solutions to puzzle's you encountered. Even when the game is finished, you continuously try to find experiences similar to it, or compare aspects of it to your own life because you miss the sense of accomplishment, exploration and wonder that it gives you. 10/10 incredible game

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I watched the movie for the first time last night and went down a deep rabbit hole searching for answers. Out of all the analyses I read/watched, this was the best one, and the first video I'd recommend to people after watching the film.

I knew and visited someone who lived in that neighborhood in 1970 (I am from Wash. St.), Apparently, the weirdness never left it

A fascinating video essay bro. I thought rewatching Memento with the knowledge we now have would be an insane experience, but seeing it in chronological order really changes everything. Especially how we see Leonard. Just wow.

In the words of Bill Hicks, "It's just a ride."

It's so good because it actually looks like a real film, particularly the second half of it with its natural lighting and lifelike colors making it his last film so far to actually be watchable in that regard, i.e. in the classic movie sense of grading and not the modern uniformed nonsense we've had to endure in filmmaking for the better part of two decades by now. Too bad though, that some of his older work like Jackie Brown now has been regraded to fit the current industry silliness.

This was one of the best video essay about a video game I have seen. I’ve always had this problem where when I have a interest in a new game I want to play, I want to make sure that it is a game I will enjoy, but then I go and start watching videos about it that just give everything away! So when I play the game, it already feels like I have beaten it at least thrice before. I was thinking about playing Outer Wilds for a while and didn’t want to spoil everything for myself again, and this video was perfect! Thank you for making this great video! 👍👍

bullcrap movie!

I actually manually edited a DVD rip of this movie is chronological order. It's extremely frustrating to watch. It's like The most exteme, prolonged A.D.D. episode by a paranoid dude ...absolutely amazing film.

I liked the theatrical release but I always thiught there was something missing. It could have been so much better experience.

I actually REALLY enjoyed this movie…I’ve watched it, COUNTLESS, times 9n DVD (I didn’t have cable)

I find it crazy that this interview only has 69k views when EVERYBODY loves Fincher even if they dont know who he is

Wish I watched this before playing the game.

For the love of God do not get impatient and look up how to get past something in this game. I ruined this masterpiece of a game for myself by doing that.

Great analysis, man

My takeaway after just watching it was “is it about the destination or the journey?” Both with their ascension but also his search for the girl, ended up almost anticlimactic. The search gave him meaning

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...when he killed the songwriter i was like nooooo whose gonna make the next best song 🤣🤣😭...

If you love Stephen King listen to him, and Mike Flanigan could't have done it better!

Alexandra Essoe was spot on as Wendy Torrance. Henry Thomas probably had the best looks similar for the part, but I wish they made it deepfake as controversial as it is just for a much more mesmerizing experience like in Martin Scorseses The Irishman with voice over and deepfake as a tool. And Jack Nicholson and Shelly Duvall are still alive!

How do you edit so flawlessly? Any editing advice for making a 1st short movie? Tyvm

I recently watched this film tonight. And the themes were fascinating. Especially the introspection, the will, and finding where you belong. It felt like a puzzle with numerous moving pieces. Memories tied to those said parts. Everything has a purpose. Even with the answers, something still felt empty

OK. You convinced me!

Traverse, read, perform simple action, progress. Right? That’s a simple premise of a game and I played those (Zelda’s being most of them) when I was a kid.

I know it's not a typical reading of the film, but watching it, it seems to me that the film is actually quite ambivalent. Yes, it sees Brad and Janet as naive and stuffy. But it portrays Frank N' Furter and his crew as cool and wild, but also quite dangerous. Not the good guys per se. If this were a straight up, "these people are good and these people are bad" movie, it wouldn't tap so heavily into the collective imagination. It resonates because it's about the connection fun, joy and sexual liberation have to danger and self-destruction. And it doesn't underplay or soft peddle the danger bit, like people read it as doing today. It's a musical about jouissance, and that's partly why I love it. Thanks for the video!

Would have used this video to convince if you didn't spoil the time loop part of it :c

Fantastic breakdown, dude!

"This also isn't just 'hold the analog stick in the same direction for several minutes at a time.'" (shows sailing in Wind Waker, which doesn't require holding anything to move forward)

this video opened like a Life Is Strange game tf 🤣

If they liked Raiders and Last Crusaide, they shouldn't complain about the rest cause it's the same logic

on the dvd version of the film, you can watch the movie in chronlogical order.

cause GL choose the technical, alien design and etc etc, you can feel his touch were gone when other director direct the movie

If it's in chronological order, Teddy says on 10:55 that he's still there because of Natalie, but then on 12:25 he doesn't even know who Natalie is so how does that make sense?

thank you so much!

6:49 that's putting it lightly. Kubrick made a masterpiece film, compared to an amateur hour made for TV borefest.

Hearing about the intense labor-of-love that went into making the costumes for tLotR trilogy (and even The Hobbit) really just helps highlight why the Rings of Power just lacks that specific "oomf" to it, that certain "Lord of the Rings" magic. It's in the details. The extras are wearing REAL chainmail made by hand. Viggo Mortenson made repairs himself when his Aragorn costume started to fall apart. The elves all wear gowns with hand-embroidered detailing. The Rohirans wear real leather stamped with barely-visible horse imagery. There was so much love put into those films. Whereas in the RoP, you can tell they use fabirc as a shorthand for the chainmail, with high-quality foam armor and props. The fabric has printed-on designs. It just looks like expensive cosplay. Because that's what Amazon made: a cheapened replica of the original.

Im 18 and my sister is 5 She is exactly like Setsuko both in looks and behaviour Cant stop imagining the same scenario whatever happened to Setsuko I just keep imagining that she..... And I cant even do anything except beating my head to the wall and crying I feel so angry towards the stupid war planes I want to destroy them but I can't.......

Absolutely great video, so well put together. I'm gonna try this game again, having given up in frustration first time round. And I'm gonna subscribe.

Jay Jay Abrams can absolutely be held responsible.

what about the pirate guy??? no one explains the pirate!

I just cannot believe that even the most ruthless and pathetically mechanical corporate demands on the franchise could possibly perfect the incredible "Uglification" that Star Wars has become...in other words, it appears to be a highly educated and intentional disaster.

Found out about this movie in the comment section about a guy who is litteraly the songwriter. Hes made like almost all the hit songs. He sometimes has the top five songs all at the same time

Yooo its also my comfort show, i was just talking about it like a day ago with my parents since they also love the show and now this video pops up

When I watched boogie nights the first thing I thought is it’s goodfellas but porn instead of the mob lol

Quick review: This movie sucked. The End.

Excellent. I saw it in-theaters as a kid and enjoyed it as fun escapism, but over the years I've been surprised at how much it's stuck with me - not just a funny line or a cool action sequence, but its premise, scenarios, characters, gadgets, etc.. Its world: realized, its characters: fleshed-out, its humor: clever. Much hidden depth in MiB.

This is gone with the wind of 90s

This has always seemed like a game that is perfect for me from all the way I hear it talked about, but I've put many hours into it and traveled to most all the planets and uncovered other dimensions.... but it still hasn't clicked for me. I am curious if I'm maybe just not far into it enough yet? This video is definitely making me want to go further. And I do really love the whole exploration of it. I just feel like maybe I'm missing some sort of direction.